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Dispatch #318MARCH 11, 2026·05:39–06:09 UTC·1 min read
Regional Economies Shake Amid Ongoing Conflicts
Iran's conflict reshapes regional economies. India faces LPG shortages, Japan sees gas price hikes, while South Korea plans extra budget.
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TEHRAN, IRAN — The conflict with Iran is reshaping regional energy resilience and economic stability. Experts warn that sustained military actions will further disrupt regional markets and fuel inflation.
NEW DELHI, INDIA — The conflict in West Asia is causing serious disruptions to liquefied petroleum gas supplies in India. This crisis is expected to drive up prices and affect households across the nation.
TOKYO, JAPAN — Gasoline prices in Japan have surged to 161.8 yen per liter, the highest in three months. The rise is driven by heightened tensions near the Hormuz Strait, impacting supply chains.
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA — The South Korean government is planning an additional budget to address economic impacts from the Middle East crisis. Officials aim to stabilize energy supplies and maintain economic growth amid rising costs.
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