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    IMF prepares $50billion bailout to prop up countries battered by Iran war as oil prices rebound on ceasefire fears

    The International Monetary Fund is preparing bail-outs of up to $50bilion for countries battered by the Iran war – as oil prices rise again amid fears over the fragile ceasefire.

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