Please find attached the January issue of our monthly Economic Risks. Below is a top-level summary:
A rampaging virus and lockdowns extend secondary dips
Immunisation programmes take time to reach critical mass
Bankruptcies, joblessness, poverty, and inequality escalate
Inflation falls further and remains uncomfortably low
Unconventional macro policy support is further extended
Real activity takes many years to approach prior trend
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