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Meanings of global recession in English

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Usage of global recession in English
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Unfortunately we cannot avoid the global recession which has affected most economies.
The Irish Times
2
Markets dropped in August because people are worried about another global recession.
BBC
3
The global recession is expected to see 103 million more go hungry.
Reuters
4
The bond market has priced in a global recession of unknown length.
Reuters
5
The coronavirus outbreak is expected to lead to a sharp global recession.
Reuters
6
And what is the future of Brexit in a probable global recession?
The Guardian
7
But then you have the global recession, and demand has dropped off.
Reuters
8
Despite the global recession, homelessness in cities around the world is falling.
The Guardian
9
If there is a global recession, NZ will also be in recession.
Radio NZ
10
Australia has so little it can do if a global recession comes.
News.com.au
11
The global recession of 2008 left that year's graduates in a similar position.
BBC
12
The world economy is facing the risk of a global recession.
The Irish Times
13
The moves have jolted financial markets and fueled concerns about a global recession.
Reuters
14
First-time jobless claims have soared, major investment houses have proclaimed a global recession.
The Guardian
15
Many economists say any escalation could lead to a global recession.
Reuters
16
Barring global recession, the industry insists for now financing is secure.
Reuters
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