by Otaviano Canuto We have previously discussed how, between March 2020, when the financial shock caused by COVID-19 occurred, and…
China’s economy keeps recovering from the coronavirus pandemic-led crisis through the third quarter of 2020, as revealed by the numbers…
U.S. stock and corporate bond markets performed extraordinarily well from the March financial shock caused by covid-19 to the end…
The “middle-income trap” has captured many developing countries: they succeeded in evolving from low per capita income levels, but then…
Signs of recovery in various parts of the global economy started in May, after the depressive dip imposed by Covid-19.…
Latin America’s largest economy entered the pandemic before it could heal from its worst recession in decades. First appeared at…
There are three possible motivations for the engagement by central banks with climate change: financial risks, macro-economic impacts, and mitigation/adaptation…
Data recently released on the first-quarter global domestic product (GDP) performance of major economies have showed how significant the impact…
In a previous article, we highlighted how developing economies have faced simultaneous shocks from their external environment, as pandemic and…
Flattening Coronavirus Curves – Otaviano Canuto First appeared at the Policy Center for the New South The global reach of…