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Europe’s economy is on track to return to its pre-crisis levels in 2022, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday, though this projection depends on the region’s Covid-19 vaccination campaign. European countries have been forced to introduce new restrictions or toughen previous public health measures in recent weeks as Covid infections have surged. This led .
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Europe Can Return To Path Of Economic Growth If Vaccine Drive Runs Smoothly: IMF
Europe faces greater risks to its economic recovery due to COVID-19 variants and delays in vaccination programmes, which threaten to prolong the health
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Europe faces greater risks to its economic recovery due to COVID-19 variants and delays in vaccination programmes, which threaten to prolong the health crisis, the IMF says. Europe s economic growth will rebound by 4.5 per cent in 2021, the International Monetary Fund said on April 14. The economic growth is projected to increase by 3.9 per cent in 2022.
The IMF has forecasts vaccines will be available in large numbers by mid-year. Kammer said that the priority of Europe should be to boost vaccine production. However, the major problems are new virus variants and vaccine delays. Financial conditions can tighten, resulting in risk repricing.
‘Europe needs more aid to counter Covid risks’
IMF says delays in vaccination campaigns threaten to prolong health crisis
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Two women walk down Regent Street, one of London s main shopping streets, as Britain continues its third Covid-19 lockdown, in London, Britain, January 17, 2021. PHOTO: REUTERS
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Europe faces more risks to its economic recovery due to Covid-19 variants and delays in vaccination campaigns that threaten to prolong the health crisis, the IMF said on Wednesday.
That could create “social unrest and more medium-term scarring of economies if the crisis lingers,” the International Monetary Fund warned, calling for more government support until the crisis has passed.