Jim O’Neill

LONDON – Large swaths of the global economy are exhibiting traditional signs of a V-shaped recovery from the pandemic-induced collapse this spring. The monthly indicators for many countries show vigorous rebounds in June and July, with 10-15 percent projected growth in real (inflation-adjusted) GDP...

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As long as China and the US are doing fine, the global economy can be expected to sustain annual output growth of around 3.4 percent