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chapter 2 Global Economic Outlook 41 overview 42 global economy Information Box 2.1 - Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic by Selected Multilateral Development Banks 59 conclusion 60 references CHAPTER 2 SUMMARY: GLOBAL ECONOMIC OUTLOOK GLOBAL ECONOMIC OUTLOOK 2020 2021 DISMAL GROWTH The Impact of PROMISING GLOBAL COVID-19 Pandemic PROSPECTS Restricted movement GLOBAL Forced lockdowns GROWTH ADVANCED EMDEs ECONOMIES -4.4% Business closures 3.9% 6% -4.4% 5.2% 5.2% Global Negative Economy Global Growth to Rebound GLOBAL ADVANCED Anticipated in 2021 ECONOMIES EMDES in 2020 INFLATION 3.4% 1.6% 4.7% 8.3% 2021 ADVANCED EMDES Decelerated activities WORLD ECONOMIES -10.4% TRADE Economic disruptions Silver Lining 2020 -5.8% -3.3% Effective To decline further in 2021 as FDI FDI declines 40% in 2020 implementation of restrictive investment policy Unfavourable performance in fiscal and monetary measures affect cross-border advanced economies and EMDEs measures M&A activities due to fall in domestic demand, World trade plummets COVID-19 vaccine particularly private consumption 10.4% in 2020 discovery and and investment, coupled with containment of Risks to global economy persists: dismal trade growth pandemic Debt crisis Opportunities to US-China trade tensions Low oil prices China to cushion decline in EMDEs institute reforms towards Uncertainties surrounding Climate crisis accelerating Brexit digitalisation and Increase in government pursuing Geopolitical tensions debts sustainable growth CHAPTER 2 SUMMARY: GLOBAL ECONOMIC OUTLOOK GLOBAL ECONOMIC OUTLOOK 2020 2021 DISMAL GROWTHThe Impact of PROMISING GLOBAL COVID-19 Pandemic PROSPECTS Restricted movement GLOBAL Forced lockdowns GROWTH ADVANCED EMDEs ECONOMIES -4.4%Business closures 3.9% 6% -4.4% 5.2% 5.2% Global Negative Economy Global Growth to Rebound GLOBAL ADVANCED Anticipated in 2021 ECONOMIES EMDES in 2020 INFLATION 3.4% 1.6% 4.7% 8.3% 2021 ADVANCEDEMDESDecelerated activities WORLD ECONOMIES -10.4% TRADE Economic disruptionsSilver Lining 2020 -5.8%-3.3% Effective To decline further in 2021 as FDI FDI declines 40% in 2020implementation of restrictive investment policy Unfavourable performance in fiscal and monetary measures affect cross-border advanced economies and EMDEs measures M&A activities due to fall in domestic demand, World trade plummets COVID-19 vaccine particularly private consumption 10.4% in 2020discovery and and investment, coupled with containment of Risks to global economy persists: dismal trade growth pandemic Debt crisis Opportunities to US-China trade tensions Low oil prices China to cushion decline in EMDEsinstitute reforms towards Uncertainties surrounding Climate crisis accelerating Brexit digitalisation and Increase in government pursuing Geopolitical tensions debts sustainable growth
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