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World Bank warns of recession.

World Bank Says Fragile Economic Conditions Might Usher in Recession

The World Bank is a global development organization that provides financial assistance and policy advice to developing countries. The organization conducts economic research and analyzes global economictrends. If the World Bank has issued a statement warning of fragile economic conditions that might lead to a recession, it likely means that they believe there are factors in the global economy that could cause economic growth to slow down or reverse. A recession is a period of economic decline, typically characterized by a decrease in gross domestic


The World Bank also highlights that the risks to the global economy are significant and that a lot will depend on how effectively the pandemics can be controlled and how swiftly economic activity can recover. Factors such as theduration and severity of the pandemics, the effectiveness of policy responses, and the potential for additional shocks, such as financial market stress or a resurgence of infections, all have the potential to greatly impact the economic outlook.

 The World Bank report also point out that the recovery process will likely be uneven and that the  and regions that were already struggling with economic and social challenges before the pandemics, such as low-income and fragile states, will likely be hit the hardest. and will require targeted support to mitigate the economic and social costs of the pandemics.
The World Bank also emphasized the importance of International Cooperation in addressing the global economic challenges, especially as many of the countries are struggling with the pandemics and the economic downturn.

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