The global economy has picked up, after a period of stagnation caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic. To maintain stable growth this year, it will be essential for governments and central banks to implement appropriate policies.
For 2021, the real economic growth rates of the United States, the eurozone and China are expected to have exceeded 5% across the board, and the world as a whole is likely to have recorded high growth of 5.6%.
The rapid spread of the omicron variant is a cause for concern in 2022, but the global economy is currently expected to grow at a solid 4.5%.
