181 “... vulnerable to external shocks such as a rise in commodity prices, a sharp global slowdown, and climate change...”

182 “... the impact of the pandemic and global shocks on economic activity, protect vulnerable groups, and preserve...”

183 “... sentiment, and the global deceleration. The slowdown followed several years of relatively strong growth...”

184 “... global latent factor model to decompose inflation into common drivers and idiosyncratic factors for a...”

185 “... in global value chains. Overall, combining price and volume effects, we find that 10 percent depreciation...”

186 “... and simulation-based analyses suggest that global factors such as rising policy uncertainty and weaker commodity...”

187 “... to support the economy, and financial assistance provided by the international community. The global...”

188 “..., and tighter global financial conditions. A resumption of tourist arrivals from China is an upside risk...”

189 “... exchange rate depreciation following the global terms of trade shocks at the start of 2022 year brought...”

190 “... recovery. Nevertheless, significant risks to growth remain both on the demand side—due to the global...”

191 “.... On the external side, the projected slowdown in global demand and uncertainty about trade tensions are expected...”

192 “... Development Goals (SDGs). However, uncertainties including slower global growth and potential suspension...”

193 “... to the outlook are tilted to the downside, due to potential new COVID-19 variants, increased global uncertainty...”