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GDP News The World Bank cuts global GDP outlook for 2020 The World Bank has cut its global GDP growth forecast for 2020 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The World Bank now expects the global economy to contract by 5.2 percent this year, a downgrade from its April forecast of a 3 percent contraction. The World Bank said that the pandemic had caused “an unprecedented shock” to the global economy and “far-reaching economic, social, and political consequences.” The bank warned that the global economy could face a significant risk of a “protracted recession” if the pandemic is not contained. It also warned that the economic impact of the pandemic could have long-lasting effects on the wellbeing of individuals and societies. The World Bank also warned that the global economic recovery could be “sluggish” and “uneven” as countries struggle to contain the virus and address the economic fallout. It emphasized the importance of continued fiscal and monetary policy support to help countries and businesses weather the crisis. The World Bank also highlighted the need for an effective international response to the crisis, including an “ambitious” and “coordinated” global effort to
Hong Kong's 2024 economic growth slowed, facing external pressures and protectionism. GDP growth is projected at 1.9% in 2025. Policy adjustments and new growth drivers are essential amid global uncertainties.
Today has brought more detail on what has become a long-running saga.One version of it has run for around 3 years. But another has run since the GDP data around 2018 was revised lower meaning that a fair bit of the German contribution to the "Euro boom" faded away. Below is the latest update. Business…
The Australian Dollar is trading higher for the second consecutive day on Thursday as US Dollar weakness offsets the impact of the downbeat Australian GDP figures seen on Wednesday, pushing the pair to one-week highs above 0.6500.The US Dollar weakness is the main driver of an otherwise calm market
On the sidelines of the RBI MPC announcement, the apex bank has retained its GDP forecast at 6.5 per cent for the FY 2026. However,Zee Business analysts expected RBI to likely change GDP or growth forecast in the wake of trade tensions which have resurfaced again. Get more Economy & Infra News and Business News on Zee Business.
To stabilize the debt-to-GDP ratio through productivity growth, we’d need to grow at an unrealistically fast rate. If productivity growth was 0.5 percentage point per year faster than CBO expects throughout the next three decades, then the ratio of debt-to-GDP would be stabilized. These estimates don’t include the effects of the 2025 tax bill now being […]