TOUGH ROAD The IMF warned nations of prematurely withdrawing fiscal and monetary support, as the world economy struggles to recover from the pandemic
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The Asia-Pacific region is likely to see economic output remain below pre-COVID-19 pandemic trends over the medium term, even as China’s
"Returning to full capacity will be a long slog,"
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