The world remains in the grip of Covid-19, but the pandemic can also serve as a catalyst for change that can shape the world for decades to come.
In continuation of our previous article on the world post Covid-19, our analysts explain what the world economy is going to look like in light of the global pandemic, and who will emerge as winners and losers.
Head of Global Macro Research
Chief UK & Euro Area Economist
Global Head of FX Strategy
Chief China Economist
Week Ahead Podcast Host & Australia Economist
Chief Economist, India and Asia ex-Japan
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