Global | So far, so good for EM financial conditions
05 Aug 2020 - Emerging market financial conditions bottomed out in May, but many EMs still have some ground to cover.
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Global | Coronavirus Watch: Bumpy stabilisation
03 Aug 2020 - Largely as we expected, GDP data for Q2 published so far show very steep declines of 10%-15% in major economies.
Global | V-shape consumer recovery? Not so fast…
30 July 2020 - Incoming retail sales data for June suggest a V-shape recovery in consumer spending.
US | Services-oriented states are on the front lines
29 July 2020 - Our State Recovery Trackers indicate that services-oriented states are suffering the greatest disruptions from the coronavirus pandemic.
Global | Coronavirus Watch: Moving deeper into the unknown
27 July 2020 - The initial estimates of Q2 GDP for the US and eurozone will be published this week and will provide a clearer picture of the depth of the H1 global economic slump.
Global | Coronavirus adds to long-term drags on world trade
21 July 2020 - We expect the coronavirus outbreak to have a significant negative impact on world trade over the long term.
Global | Coronavirus Watch: Cautious pessimism warranted
20 July 2020 - The timely Q2 GDP releases from China and Singapore showed that activity bounced back sharply in the former and was less bad than we feared in the latter.
US | Recovery Tracker plateaus in early July
16 July 2020 - Our national Recovery Tracker points to a premature plateauing of the recovery.
Global | Short-sighted markets underplaying Covid vulnerabilities
16 July 2020 - Based on our scorecard, we expect economies and sovereign bonds that are most vulnerable to Covid-19 will typically underperform over the next year.
US | Low-paid workers bear brunt of coronavirus job losses
15 July 2020 - Low-wage workers in the US have been on the front lines of the Global Coronavirus Recession.
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