The heads of the International Energy Agency (IEA), International Monetary Fund (IMF), and World Bank have announced the establishment of a coordination group to effectively respond to the economic and energy impacts of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. This group will assess the severity of disruptions across various countries and coordinate a response mechanism to mobilize support for nations in need. The conflict has led to significant disruptions, resulting in one of the largest supply shortages in global energy market history, with rising prices for oil, gas, and fertilizers. Low-income countries, in particular, are facing heightened challenges due to these price increases. Additionally, global supply chains for essential commodities such as helium, phosphate, and aluminum are being affected, alongside tourism disruptions due to flight cancellations at key Gulf hubs. The international bodies emphasized the need for collaboration to monitor developments, align analyses, and provide coordinated support to policymakers, especially in countries most vulnerable to the conflict's downstream impacts.