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Middle East oil shock drives up factory prices in Cameroon

An oil-price shock linked to the Iran-US conflict has pushed factory prices in Cameroon up by 1.4%.

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Energy-price spillovers can raise production costs and widen economic pressure beyond the conflict zone.

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