Rising Inflation since the beginning of 2022 has sent the global economy wobbling, driven majorly by an unusual mix of supply shocks associated with the Covid-19 pandemic and, later, the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
From developed to emerging markets, multi-decades-high inflation and tighter monetary policy are threatening to tip the world into a recession by next year.
Recently, analysts at investment bank Morgan Stanley, in a series of reports said Britain and the eurozone economies are likely to tip into recession next year, but the United States might make a narrow escape
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