đ Higher prices for commodities such as food and energy will worsen inflation, weighing on the value of incomes and demand
đ Neighboring economies will face disrupted trade, supply chains, remittances, and a historic surge in migration
đ Rising food and fuel prices may prompt unrest in some regions, from Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America to the Caucasus and Central Asia
đ Reduced business confidence and higher investor uncertainty will tighten financial conditions and spur capital outflows from emerging markets
đ Unprecedented sanctions on Russia will impair financial intermediation and trade, inevitably leading to recession
đ Limited US ties to Russia and Ukraine will dilute direct impact of the crisis on the American economy, but prices may keep rising as before the conflict
(Sputnik)