The US economy will likely be in a recession though its depth and magnitude will be shallow, buffered by still health labour market conditions and improved wage growth. — Reuters
LAST year was a year of plentiful turbulence and the ride has been very bumpy for governments, businesses, households and central banks.
With the world economy already hurdled by the supply chain disruption-induced inflation, tight labour market conditions, revived consumer demand from excessive fiscal stimulus and ultra-loose monetary policy, Russia’s aggression in Ukraine added sharply to the commodity, energy, food, and industrial material prices.
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