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An Afghan restaurant s sales dropped 80% after the Taliban takeover Its owner says there is no hope for entrepreneurs like him
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Lyon, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, London and Manchester to witness faster economic recovery in 2021, says GlobalData
25 May 2021
Lyon, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, London and Manchester to witness faster economic recovery in 2021, says GlobalData
Posted in Banking
The easing of lockdown restrictions and effective rollout of vaccines have boosted market sentiment in Europe. With economic recovery gathering pace, the combined real GDP of the 20 major Western European metropolitan areas is forecasted to grow by 4.34% for 2021, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company. Among the most affected regions, the metropolitan areas of Lyon, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, London and Manchester are forecast to recover at a faster pace, with projected economic growth of above 5% in 2021 - compared to other areas in Europe. Major economic drivers for this recovery include growth in manufacturing and service sector
India’s Covid crisis could blight the global recovery
Scale of the outbreak presents a significant risk to other countries, several of which are key to UK companies supply chains
29 April 2021 • 6:00am
The Covid crisis engulfing India could blight the global recovery as companies are forced to shut down operations and an economy of 1.4bn people comes to a crashing halt, experts have warned.
Lockdowns are being reimposed across the country in a bid to shore up its collapsing heath system and curb a brutal second wave of infections.
Ratings agency S&P appeared poised to lower growth expectations for India as a result, while global firms with operations in the country are racing to set up war rooms than can secure scarce oxygen and medicines for staff.