IMF Warns Iran Conflict Threatens Global Growth and Oil Supply

. We must preserve HTML structure. Translate naturally, keep proper nouns like IMF, Iran, Federal Reserve, etc. Use appropriate Japanese crypto/tech terms? Actually it's economic/financial terms. For example, "monetary policy" -> "金融政策", "inflation" -> "インフレ", "oil supply" -> "石油供給". We need to output JSON with title, content (translated HTML), and meta description. Let's do it step by step. First, title: "IMF Warns Iran Conflict Threatens Global Growth and Oil Supply" -> "IMF、イラン紛争が世界成長と石油供給を脅かすと警告" or similar. Keep IMF as IMF. Meta description: "The IMF warns that the Iran conflict threatens global economic growth and oil supply, potentially causing sustained inflation and affecting monetary policy worldwide." -> "IMFは、イラン紛争が世界経済成長と石油供給を脅かし、持続的なインフレを引き起こし、世界中の金融政策に影響を与える可能性があると警告している。" Now content: Translate each paragraph. Be careful with HTML tags. Use

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. Let's write the Japanese translation: First paragraph: "The International Monetary Fund warned that the ongoing conflict involving Iran poses a growing threat to global economic growth and oil supplies, with the potential to trigger sustained inflation that could upend monetary policy decisions worldwide." -> "国際通貨基金（IMF）は、イランを巻き込む紛争が世界経済成長と石油供給に対する脅威を増大させており、持続的なインフレを引き起こし、世界中の金融政策の決定を覆す可能性があると警告した。" Second paragraph: "The IMF said the conflict's ripple effects could push energy prices higher and slow down economic activity across multiple regions. The warning adds to concerns that the turmoil in the Middle East is starting to have a broader impact beyond the immediate area." -> "IMFは、紛争の波及効果によりエネルギー価格が上昇し、複数の地域で経済活動が鈍化する可能性があると述べた。この警告は、中東の混乱が直接の地域を超えてより広範な影響を及ぼし始めているという懸念を強めている。" Then h2: "Why the IMF is sounding the alarm" -> "IMFが警鐘を鳴らす理由" Next paragraph: "Iran is a major oil producer, and the disruption of its exports is already tightening global supply. The IMF projects that if the conflict escalates further, oil prices could spike, raising costs for businesses and consumers. That would cut into household spending and corporate profits, dragging down growth in countries that rely on imported energy." -> "イランは主要な石油生産国であり、その輸出の混乱はすでに世界の供給を逼迫させている。IMFは、紛争がさらに激化すれば、石油価格が急騰し、企業と消費者のコストが上昇すると予測している。それにより家計支出と企業利益が減少し、輸入エネルギーに依存する国々の成長を押し下げることになる。" Next: "The fund's economists also point to the risk of a prolonged conflict that keeps supply chains under pressure. Even a temporary disruption can ripple through markets, as seen in past Middle East crises." -> "IMFのエコノミストはまた、長期化する紛争がサプライチェーンに圧力をかけ続けるリスクを指摘している。過去の中東危機で見られたように、一時的な混乱でも市場に波及する可能性がある。" Next h2: "What the oil disruption means" -> "石油供給の混乱が意味すること" Next paragraph: "Tighter oil supply usually means higher prices at the pump and higher input costs for industries like transportation, manufacturing, and agriculture. The IMF notes that many economies are still recovering from the last round of energy price shocks, and a new surge could stall that recovery." -> "石油供給の逼迫は通常、ガソリン価格の上昇や、運輸、製造、農業などの産業における投入コストの増加を意味する。IMFは、多くの経済が前回のエネルギー価格ショックからまだ回復途上にあり、新たな高騰がその回復を停滞させる可能性があると指摘している。" Next: "Countries in Europe and Asia are particularly vulnerable, as they depend heavily on oil imports. But the United States, despite being a major producer, is not immune — higher global prices push up domestic fuel costs and can feed into broader inflation." -> "欧州やアジアの国々は石油輸入に大きく依存しているため、特に脆弱である。しかし、主要な生産国である米国も無縁ではない。世界的な価格上昇は国内の燃料費を押し上げ、より広範なインフレにつながる可能性がある。" Next h2: "Inflation fears return" -> "インフレ懸念の再来" Next paragraph: "The IMF's warning centers on a return of sustained inflation. Central banks in developed and developing economies have been easing monetary policy after a period of aggressive rate hikes. But if oil-driven inflation picks up again, those plans could be shelved." -> "IMFの警告は、持続的なインフレの再来に焦点を当てている。先進国および新興国の中央銀行は、積極的な利上げ期間を経て金融緩和に転じている。しかし、石油主導のインフレが再び加速すれば、それらの計画は棚上げされる可能性がある。" Next: "The fund says that persistent inflation would force central banks to keep interest rates higher for longer, or even raise them again. That would raise borrowing costs for governments, businesses, and households, further slowing growth." -> "IMFは、持続的なインフレにより中央銀行は金利をより長期間高く維持するか、再び利上げせざるを得なくなると述べている。これにより政府、企業、家計の借入コストが上昇し、成長がさらに鈍化する。" Next: "The timing matters. Many central banks, including the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, had signaled they were done tightening. The IMF's analysis suggests they may have to rethink that stance if the Iran conflict worsens." -> "タイミングが重要である。FRBや欧州中央銀行（ECB）を含む多くの中央銀行は、引き締めを終了したと示唆していた。IMFの分析は、イラン紛争が悪化すれば、その姿勢を再考せざるを得なくなる可能性を示唆している。" Next: "The question now is how central banks will balance the need to curb inflation with supporting growth. The IMF's warning makes clear that the global economy may be entering a period of heightened uncertainty, with no clear end to the conflict in sight." -> "現在の課題は、中央銀行がインフレ抑制と成長支援のバランスをどのように取るかである。IMFの警告は、世界経済が紛争の終結が見えない不確実性の高まった時期に入る可能性があることを明確にしている。" Now combine all into

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