Markets specialist predicts world economy may take ‘up to three years to recover’


Dar Wong expects, Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea should recover faster in Asia as their population is smaller. - AFP

HONG KONG (China Daily/ANN): The global economy is likely to take another two or three years to recover with no let-up in sight in the coronavirus pandemic, said Dar Wong, vice-president of the Asean-China Commerce Association.

The recovery period, he said, would be similar to those of the past two world financial crises.

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