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Social unrest was already expected to see GDP shrink in 2020; COVID-19 all but guarantees a substantial decline
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The IMF Fiscal Monitor estimates that the global government budget deficit will triple to near 10% of GDP
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Central European institutions have joined euro-area counterparts in aggressive monetary and fiscal easing
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The IMF sees world GDP losing at least 3% in 2020 and the deeper the recession, the higher the financial stability risks
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The government insists it does not need an IMF bailout, while the central bank cuts interest rates further
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Japan has not suffered the runaway spread of COVID-19 seen in Europe and the United States, but its economy is suffering
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LIBOR will be replaced by the end of 2021 but the transition is proving challenging
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The government cannot compensate workers adequately for the lockdown but will manage if the pandemic proves short-lived
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Developing countries have less scope than developed markets to adjust economic and social policies to cope with COVID-19
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The Central Bank is predicting a contraction this year due to COVID-19 but a rebound next year
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