As the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank convene in Washington, concerns about the economic ramifications of the ongoing Iran war dominate discussions. World Bank chief has raised alarms about a potential jobs crisis even after hostilities cease, while IMF officials caution that the conflict will leave lasting scars on the global economy. With inflation rising and growth projected to slow, the impact of the war is evident, prompting calls for nations to avoid hoarding energy supplies amidst a volatile oil market. Economists are predicting a continued downturn, with prices likely to rise and economic stability tested in regions heavily affected by the conflict. As expectations of a return to pre-crisis conditions diminish, the focus is on strategies to bolster resilience and mitigate the ongoing economic fallout.