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IMF right about keeping Covid support going but on debt relief it’s crumbs

Ultra-low interest rates mean wealthy countries can continue to spend, a luxury the poorest cannot afford

WTO rules EU can apply tariffs on US goods as trade war deepens

Latest ruling could inflame trade tensions from long-standing Boeing-Airbus dispute over subsidies

IMF estimates global Covid cost at $28tn in lost output

World economic outlook says 2020 impact is less than thought but there will be deep scars

Deal on cross-border tax needed to save economies ravaged by Covid-19, says OECD

Fears that poorest countries will be worst hit if a trade war erupts due to talks failing

World Bank calls for debt relief programme as amounts owed hit record levels

Debt of 73 low-income countries at end of 2019 was up 9.5% on previous year

IMF and World Bank must act fast after Covid caught policymakers napping

Tide went out for global economy in 2020 and just about everybody was caught skinny-dipping

Further 150m people face extreme poverty by 2022, warns World Bank

Covid-19, climate crisis and war combine to reverse decades of progress on raising living standards

IMF chief says world economy faces long ascent from Covid crisis

Kristalina Georgieva warns against premature withdrawal of government measures

Creditors must wake up fast to threat of emerging market debt crisis

Zambia could become the first country to default on its debts amid the fallout from Covid-19, but it won’t be the last

World Bank announces $12bn plan for poor countries to buy Covid vaccines

Initiative aims to ensure low-income countries are not frozen out by rich nations

China’s industrial profits lift markets; Uber wins London licence; pound rallies – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

Coronavirus pandemic has wiped out $3.5tn in work income, says ILO

UN body figures show people in Americas and lower to middle-income nations hardest hit

UN warns of lost decade without Covid economic recovery plan

Austerity policies will choke off recovery and risk a double-dip recession, says Unctad

Lack of Covid help for poor countries will haunt west, says UN aid chief

Sir Mark Lowcock fears impact will fuel grievances, conflict, instability and refugee flows

Governments should avoid Covid spending cuts and tax rises, says OECD

In report on global economy, thinktank suggests extra borrowing is needed into 2021

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