Ci sarà la recessione nel 2023?

[markk]

Ocse: Pil Italia allo 0,6% nel 2023, all'1% nel 2024

L'Ocse alza le stime di crescita, ma è 'un ripresa fragile'

Quindi il malaugurio della recessione è definitivamente e prevedibilmente smentito. Condoglianze sentitissime. La tua tristezza è la nostra gioia.

[m96m]

Quindi il malaugurio della recessione è definitivamente e prevedibilmente smentito. Condoglianze sentitissime. La tua tristezza è la nostra gioia.

[markk]

Faccina azzurra con occhioni a palla orecchie a sventola e sorrisone sdentato.

[m96m]

Faccina azzurra con occhioni a palla orecchie a sventola e sorrisone sdentato.

[m96m]

https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=f7750...Ny5odG1s&ntb=1

Ocse: Pil Italia allo 0,6% nel 2023, all'1% nel 2024

Pardon, c'è stato un problema con i link, ora ho risolto.

[m96m]

https://www.startmag.it/economia/bce...alchi-colombe/

Ecco come Lagarde fa slalom tra falchi e colombe nella Bce

[m96m]

https://www.startmag.it/economia/per...imane-elevato/

Perché il rischio di recessione rimane elevato?

[Saburosakai]

https://www.imf.org/en/Blogs/Article...ina-re-opening


Global Economy to Slow Further Amid Signs of Resilience and China Re-opening
The fight against inflation is starting to pay off, but central banks must continue their efforts
Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas
January 30, 2023

The global economy is poised to slow this year, before rebounding next year. Growth will remain weak by historical standards, as the fight against inflation and Russia’s war in Ukraine weigh on activity.

Despite these headwinds, the outlook is less gloomy than in our October forecast, and could represent a turning point, with growth bottoming out and inflation declining.

Economic growth proved surprisingly resilient in the third quarter of last year, with strong labor markets, robust household consumption and business investment, and better-than-expected adaptation to the energy crisis in Europe. Inflation, too, showed improvement, with overall measures now decreasing in most countries—even if core inflation, which excludes more volatile energy and food prices, has yet to peak in many countries.

Elsewhere, China’s sudden re-opening paves the way for a rapid rebound in activity. And global financial conditions have improved as inflation pressures started to abate. This, and a weakening of the US dollar from its November high, provided some modest relief to emerging and developing countries. (continua)