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Global growth expected to be as weak next year as 2009

The World economy is expected to be as weak as it was in 2009 right after the financial crisis. That's what the Institute of International Finance said, adding that the conflict in Ukraine now risks becoming a 'forever war'. Global growth is expected to slow to 1.2% in 2023. The slowdown will be led by Europe, which is impacted most by the war. For more on this, we spoke to Stephen Innes, who is managing partner at SPI Asset Management. #GlobalEconomy #EconomicGrowth #2023Outlook

Beijing sets GDP growth target at between 6% and 6.5% | Money Talks

Beijing sets GDP growth target at between 6% and 6.5% | Money Talks

Turkish economy grows 5.2% in Q2 2018 | Money Talks

Turkish economy grows 5.2% in Q2 2018 | Money Talks

Turkey says lira is on the mend | Money Talks

Turkey says lira is on the mend | Money Talks

Has Narendra Modi helped or hurt India’s economy? | India Election 2019

Has Narendra Modi helped or hurt India’s economy? | India Election 2019

Japan exits recession on post-COVID consumer rebound

Japan exits recession on post-COVID consumer rebound

Bank of England warns UK is facing wage-price spiral

Bank of England warns UK is facing wage-price spiral

Risk of US default could spell turmoil for entire global economy

Risk of US default could spell turmoil for entire global economy

Tucker Carlson's Twitter comeback

Tucker Carlson's Twitter comeback

Fired Fox News presenter Tucker Carlson to broadcast on Twitter

Fired Fox News presenter Tucker Carlson to broadcast on Twitter

Chinese exports beat analysts expectations

Chinese exports beat analysts expectations

Oil prices nudge up on strong US jobs numbers

Oil prices nudge up on strong US jobs numbers

Türkiye discovers new petroleum in country's east

Türkiye discovers new petroleum in country's east

TV and film writers strike after contract talks break down

TV and film writers strike after contract talks break down

US, EU and Australia raise interest rates to tame inflation

US, EU and Australia raise interest rates to tame inflation

Economic crisis continues for US regional banks over sharp rate rise

Economic crisis continues for US regional banks over sharp rate rise

Will AI take our jobs?

Will AI take our jobs?

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