The coronavirus has hit the global economy hard, and Russia has been no exception. In fact, the International Monetary Fund forecasts a 5.5 percent contraction of Russia's growth in 2020, which would be the economy's .

The most common topic on people’s mind is the coronavirus epidemic. This epidemic has had several immediate consequences all over the world and on everyone’s lives. Delving into specific economies, what did this mean for .

The impact of COVID-19 has aggravated pre-existing challenges for Emerging Markets (EM). That said, in the long-term, it could also enable those EM economies to respond effectively to create better conditions for the future.At the .

Money supply growth can often be a helpful measure of economic activity. During periods of economic boom, money supply tends to grow quickly as banks make more loans. Recessions, on the other hand, tend to .

In April, the combined effect of the coronavirus and oil price wars affected economies globally, with an expected deterioration in economic activity, impacting both leading and lagging indicators such as indices for manufacturing and services .

In 2019, US analysts and economists alike were hyping the strength of the U.S. consumer and how it accounts for about 70 per cent of the US GDP. As at the end of 2019, the .

In light of the recent rapid spread of covid-19 outside of China, government imposed controls have led to lower volume of business activity and consumer spending which serves as a direct hit on company sales .

In the U.S, we are currently seeing a federal deficit of more than 1 trillion dollars and around 90 percent of federal debt load over nominal gross domestic product. A situation the U.S has never .

It is logical to think that as the total confirmed cases of Coronavirus crosses above 20K and continues to increase, the likely economic impacts of the virus grow. Within a matter of weeks, the virus .

Last year, markets saw the Indian economy receive a massive fiscal and monetary policy stimulus. Despite this, the Indian economy has been on a weak growth path – GDP growth slumped to more than a .