International Monetary Fund & Israel Katz

International Monetary Fund: The International Monetary Fund welcomed the ceasefire agreement, noting the fall in energy and commodity prices, but warned that it would take time for supply disruptions to dissipate and for prices to normalize.

Israel Katz: Israel Katz, Israel's Defense Minister, stated that Israel would not withdraw from security zones in southern Lebanon and would retaliate if Iran attacked Israel, indicating Israel's continued military posture despite the deal.

International Monetary Fund: The International Monetary Fund is mentioned as an international institution that should be involved in discussions on reducing global macroeconomic imbalances and promoting balanced growth.

Israel Katz: Israel Katz, Israel's defense minister, stated that his country would not withdraw from land seized in Lebanon, Syria, and the Gaza Strip, and threatened to strike Iran with 'great force' if Iran attacks Israel.

International Monetary Fund: The International Monetary Fund cut its global growth outlook, warning of a potential recession if the conflict worsens and oil prices remain high, highlighting the economic impact of the US-Iran tensions.

Israel Katz: Israel Katz, the Israeli Defence Minister, confirmed Israel's military involvement in strikes against Iran and highlighted the economic significance of the targeted petrochemical facility.