121 “... are to the downside, reflecting risks to the global economy from increased trade tensions, shifts in global financial...”

122 “..., as elsewhere, the virus has ebbed in some countries but surged in others. The global economy is beginning...”

123 “... priorities and was prepared before COVID-19 became a global pandemic and resulted in unprecedented strains...”

124 “... by shifts in the global economy, aging, and technological change, which could also promote external...”

125 “..., mirroring the global risk picture, with the impact of shocks potentially being amplified by high household...”

126 “... tourism in real time, etc. Given the global nature of the AIS data, it can also be used to analyze global...”

127 “... are tilted to the downside, mainly stemming from persistently high inflation, globally and locally, and a...”

128 “... balanced and sustainable—and helps reduce the large global current account imbalances...”

129 “..., the economy is facing global headwinds, including a global growth slowdown in an increasingly fragmented world...”

130 “... challenges of managing the next phase of growth after Asia's recovery from the global crisis. The analytical...”

131 “... tackling debt sustainability and a shifting global economic landscape, will require strengthened policies...”

132 “... of different investors to hold local-currency (LC) government debt can reflect both global and domestic...”

133 “... percent in 2023 from 3.6 percent in 2022 as higher interest rates and weaker global growth cut...”

134 “... priorities and was prepared before coronavirus disease 2019 became a global pandemic and resulted...”

135 “... adverse shocks. Australia's labor markets were not severely impacted by the global financial crisis...”

136 “... by reforms, higher potential output, and the global recovery. However, economic distortions and capacity...”

137 “... control in Malaysia and globally, growth would rebound to 6.5 percent in 2021 as supply side constraints...”

138 “...India’s economy has slowed substantially before and after the global financial crisis. The economy...”

139 “.... Despite challenging global and domestic market conditions, overall soundness of the financial sector has...”

140 “... ownership by the authorities. The global economic slowdown coupled with election-year uncertainty...”