Coronavirus Impact On World Economy More Severe Than Previously Expected – German Council Of Economic Advisors

CORONAVIRUS IMPACT ON WORLD ECONOMY MORE SEVERE THAN PREVIOUSLY EXPECTED – GERMAN COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS

— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaOne) June 23, 2020

Economic impact on mortality same in EM and DM: As #Covid19 Hits Developing Countries, Its Victims Are Younger

Demographics, underlying conditions and weaker #healthcare systems affect #pandemic’s impact
Via @WSJ #empathy #SocialDistancing #WashYourHands #WearAMask #Virus t.co/1eGh5Iuju1 pic.twitter.com/TcqYKy1Bh6

— Farzana R Hossain MD (@fr_hossain) June 22, 2020

How will consumers (and employers) respond to surging COVID cases across many of those parts of US that opened early? @ArborResHealth via @SoberLook pic.twitter.com/ik1e0X8NED

— Adam Tooze (@adam_tooze) June 23, 2020

In the USofA, savings go into equities. That’s $1tln of fresh inflows from retail in 2020? t.co/ugBzGkkgMK

— Guy LeBas (@lebas_janney) June 23, 2020

Singapore, Traffic, Air, Singapore Airlines, Passenger #Macrobond pic.twitter.com/nvBcoYBUlH

— Julius Probst QE INFINITY (@JuliusProbst) June 23, 2020

Fed’s Gloomy Economic Outlook ‘About Right,’ Say Economists: Reuters Poll

The Federal Reserve struck the right tone in its first pandemic-era economic outlook, suggesting years of extraordinary policy support for an economy facing a slow and long slog back, according to a majority of economists in a Reuters poll.