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Global Economic Growth Headed For 6.5% Contraction in 2020
A gloomy forecast sees a contraction of global economies by 6.5% this year due to COVID-19 economic slowdowns. 
A gloomy forecast sees a contraction of global economies by 6.5% this year due to COVID-19 economic slowdowns. -
United Kingdom Grants Wages To Affected Workers Of Pandemic
The secretary-general of the OECD claimed that governments should promote financial aid at a maximum to small and medium enterprises including employees as the world suffers from a global economic crisis. 
The secretary-general of the OECD claimed that governments should promote financial aid at a maximum to small and medium enterprises including employees as the world suffers from a global economic crisis. -
Global Economy Poised For Worst Year Since 2008 Great Recession
COVID-19 will decelerate world economic growth to 2.8% this year, the lowest since the Great Recession of 2008. 
COVID-19 will decelerate world economic growth to 2.8% this year, the lowest since the Great Recession of 2008. -
IMF Declares Global Economic Growth in 2019 Will Be Lowest in 11 Years
The International Monetary Fund said Trump's trade war will plunge the world's economic growth to its lowest level since 2008. 
The International Monetary Fund said Trump's trade war will plunge the world's economic growth to its lowest level since 2008. -
Trump’s Trade War Stifling Global Growth
The trade war launched by president Donald Trump is the biggest factor slowing down global economic growth, contends S&P Global Ratings. 
The trade war launched by president Donald Trump is the biggest factor slowing down global economic growth, contends S&P Global Ratings. -
IMF Says Trump’s Trade War Will Cut Global Growth To 3%
Trump's trade war keeps hurting the global economy. 
Trump's trade war keeps hurting the global economy. -
World Bank Predicts a “Bumpier” Year Ahead
The World Bank announced that it expects the global market's growth to stall further in 2019 as China and the U.S. extend trade talks for a third day. 
The World Bank announced that it expects the global market's growth to stall further in 2019 as China and the U.S. extend trade talks for a third day.
