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The writer is head of emerging markets economics at Citi Developing countries live their economic lives at the mercy of the US Federal Reserve. This may sound blunt, but that makes it no less true. When US monetary conditions are loose, capital is pushed towards emerging, making it easier for these countries to fund themselves.

Mathias Corman, the OECD’s secretary general, says “We are forecasting lower growth, but we are not forecasting a recession.” But his own organization admits the uncertainty around its outlook is high.

This chart shows China’s share of global GDP (PPP, current dollars) vs. the United States and the EU.

OPINION: Where does the world economy go? Inflation is rampant, with a global recession almost a certainty. And then there is the problem of endless growth in government — that saps our personal liberties and economic vitality. It is a trend that cannot continue, so it will stop. The problem is particularly acute in democracies,

For a look behind the scenes of our data journalism, sign up to Off the Chartsour weekly newsletter IT IS WELL known that markets hate uncertainty. Bad news, then, that by one measure the world economy is throwing up more nasty surprises for investors. Citigroup’s global economic-surprise index (CESI), which measures the degree to which

THe world economy will pay a “hefty price” for the war in Ukraine encompassing weaker growth, stronger inflation and potentially long-lasting damage to supply chains, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) said. The organization slashed its outlook for global growth this year to 3% from the 4.5% it predicted in December and doubled

Micro-, small-, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) constitute the backbone of most countries’ imported, representing about 90 percent of businesses and more than 50 percent of employment worldwide. For MSMEs contributing up to 40 percent of GDP in emerging, making them key to accelerating the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), especially SDG 1 (no