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19 February 202016.18 The slowdown in global economic growth "seems to have touched its lowest point", but "the recovery is fragile". So did the International Monetary Fund in the report prepared in view of the G20 of the finance ministers, on 22 and 23 February in Ryad . The presence of significant downside risks could "derail the recovery". In addition, the coronavirus, "a human tragedy", is disrupting Chinese economic activity, with likely repercussions in other countries.IMF: fragile recovery, coronavirus alarm
2020-02-19T20:44:24.610Z
16.18 The slowdown in global economic growth "seems to have touched its lowest point", but "the recovery is fragile". So did the International Monetary Fund in the report prepared in view of the G20 of the finance ministers on 22 and 23 February in Ryad. The presence of significant downside risks could "derail the recovery". In addition, the coronavirus, "a human tragedy", is disrupting Chinese economic activity, with likely repercussions in other countries.
Source: rainews