The World Bank foresees a 7.3% contraction in Argentina's gross domestic product this year, one of the worst recessions in Latin America
In a slump that dwarfed previous downturns in Britain's recent history, the Office for National Statistics also said the economy shrank by 24.5% compared with April last year
The ECB makes it clear it will do its part and the severity of the recession argues for earlier action
Gartner expects spending on devices and data centre systems in India to see their steepest declines in 2020, at -15.1 per cent and -13.2 per cent, respectively.
The Director of Asia Programs at John Hopkins University sees Pharma as an area of strength too, and says India must aggressively develop APIs domestically, instead of sourcing from China
Montek Singh, D Subbarao were participating in a webinar hosted by Bhavan's SP Jain Institute of Management Research
According to Subbarao, the country is going to face its worst recession in the current financial year
The country's economic recovery will depend on the efficacy and duration of implementation of the government's stimulus package, it adds
The world gross domestic product is expected to contract by 3%, international trade may decline by up to 32%, and 49 million people could slip into extreme poverty
'Covid, shutdown may push as many as 60 mn people into extreme poverty'
Central banks and govts worldwide have unleashed at least $15 trillion of stimulus via bond-buying and budget spending to cushion the blow of a global recession tipped to be the worst since the 1930s.
It would also be the sharpest annual contraction since 1706, according to reconstructed Bank of England data going back to the 18th Century
As of now, we expect the global recession will be deep but short, and the fiscal and central bank actions should mostly prevent a financial and economic meltdown
According to Dun & Bradstreet's latest Economy Forecast, the changes in consumer behaviour will determine the segments that are likely to flourish after the pandemic is brought under control
Entrepreneurs from traditional business communities in the country are using their time in lockdown to embrace change ahead of an imminent recession
11 per cent of chief executives see coronavirus as a risk to the survival of their firm, while a further 40 per cent say the pandemic poses a severe threat.
According to the International Monetary Fund, the pandemic is expected to cause the biggest recession since the Great Depression
The lockdown of economies around the world causes a much sharper decline in economic activity than in normal recessions, says World Bank chief economist south Asia region, Hans Timmer
The IMF managing director said the immediate priority was to minimise the pandemic's human toll and economic disruption
In view of coronavirus crisis, the spring meeting is being held virtually-- the first one in the history of IMF and the World Bank.