Ukraine war ‘will mean high food and energy prices for three years’

World Bank says biggest commodity shock since 1970s raises spectre of stagflation

and energy for the next three years, the World Bank has warned, intensifying fears that the global economy is heading for a rerun of the weak growth and high inflation of the 1970s.

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