To avert a global recession, most central banks have announced measures worth trillion of dollars.
A total of 218 people have died in the US due to the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic
Apart from the toll on lives, the legacy of Covid-19 may well be deaths due to stress, loss of livelihoods, a rise in homelessness and in extreme situations, civil unrest, he added
Analysts fear that the impact this time would be deeper than that of the 8-month long economic downturn in 2001 and the one in early 1990s
A BofA Securities' Fund Manager Survey for March suggests investor sentiment has collapsed on the back of the coronavirus, oil shock, recession, and debt default risk.
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The outlook could darken even further if the virus lasts longer than anticipated, or wields greater economic pain -- given factories, schools, restaurants and shops are closing around the world
Brent crude slipped 1.5% to $29.57 a barrel at 1316 GMT, having earlier touched $29.44, the lowest since January 2016
On Sunday, the US central bank slashed interest rates by 100 points to near zero and said it would boost its bond holdings by $700 billion
The pandemic had created a "real and growing risk of a global recession," the former Portuguese premier said
Globally, economic policy could soon be in uncharted territory
Indian equity markets suffering their worst single-day losses and stock indices slipping into bear territory also hit the rupee sentiment
Australia's economy had already been limping before the coronavirus hit -- with raging bushfires and drought slowing growth to a stall
The world is facing a medical emergency that monetary and fiscal policy cannot fix, said Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg private bank
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Next global recession could be around the corner and it may look a lot different from those that began in 2001 and 2008
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development said the virus outbreak can cost global economy up to $2 trillion this year
The country has already shed 4% of GDP in back-to-back recessions in the first two decades of the century, and recovery has been stalled for the last two years
The weak performance adds pressure on President Cyril Ramaphosa's administration which has been struggling to keep his election pledge to revive economic activity