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They said sharp increases in oil, natural gas and fertilizer prices triggered.
The Middle East war has caused one of the largest disruptions to global energy markets in modern history.
KEY POINTS
- Sharp increases in oil, gas, and fertilizer prices are expected to drive up global food prices.
- Countries with high debt and fiscal constraints are especially vulnerable to food insecurity from these price spikes.
- The IMF is coordinating with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization to address potential food security risks.
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