Japan's Economy Faces Downturn Risk If Middle East Conflict Persists, Economist Warns on May 21

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According to Takeshi Minami, an economist at Norinchukin Research Institute, if the Middle East conflict continues, Japan's economy will likely face a downturn despite having adequate crude oil supplies through early 2027, as reported by Jin10 on May 21. The conflict could trigger adverse effects through multiple channels, including economic contraction in emerging markets and surging inflation pressure.
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