The pandemic has pushed out older employees and is deepening inequality as lower income workers feel the brunt of the crisis
US economy grew at a brisk 6.4 per cent annual rate last quarter a show of strength fuelled by government aid and declining viral cases that could drive further gains
Britain looks set to see faster economic growth than the United States this year as the country races ahead with its vaccination programme after its slump in 2020, Goldman Sachs said on Sunday
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The White House plans to propose almost doubling the capital gains tax rate for those earning $1 million or more, to 39.6%
Poor nations would be particularly hard hit, but few would escape, Swiss Re said. The findings could influence how the industry prices insurance and invests its mammoth portfolios
A renewed state of emergency would also cast doubt on whether Tokyo can host the Olympics in July, despite Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's assurances it will proceed as planned
The outlook suggests officials still want to guarantee the recovery from last year's coronavirus recession by maintaining ultra-low borrowing costs and asset-buying programs
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The idea is that their expenditure on new infrastructure and technology will be big enough to accelerate the country's growth and cause a jobs boom
There is a case for Indian policy makers to remove trade barriers to fuel India's ability to grow on the back of export demand
Legacies of stunted education, destruction of jobs, war-era levels of debt and widening inequalities will cost poorest nations most.
But India has to carefully "think through" what its place would be: Nooyi
It highlights the ambition of the EU's first meaningful entry into bond markets, which will see the total of outstanding bonds closing in on that of Spain's this decade
The IMF expects Asia's economy to grow 5.4 per cent in 2022
Says imposing stringent climate conditionalities unfair
EMs are often characterised by weaker institutions, says Norway
Moody's Investors Service has said that high-frequency alternative data indicates a strong rebound in economic activity even as infection rates rise
His plan to open up the economy may be jeopardised by his reputation
IMF Managing Director Christine Georgieva has said that after the worst global recession since the Second World War, the recovery is underway