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Unclogging the financial pipeline to US workers and businesses

RealTime Economic Issues Watch

The G20 not only should but can be meaningfully useful to recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic

Maurice Obstfeld (PIIE) and Adam S. Posen (PIIE)

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China Economic Watch

China's economic growth prospects are worse than during the global financial crisis

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Trade and Investment Policy Watch

The G20 should expand trade to help developing countries overcome COVID-19

Anabel González (PIIE)

April 7, 2020

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva speaks during a conference on economic solidarity, at the Vatican, February 5, 2020.

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RealTime Economic Issues Watch

Debt standstills can help vulnerable governments manage the COVID-19 crisis

Anna Gelpern (PIIE), Sean Hagan (PIIE) and Adnan Mazarei (PIIE)

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From Our Experts

Adam S. Posen

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Containing the economic nationalist virus through global coordination

How the G20 can hasten recovery from COVID-19

The G20 not only should but can be meaningfully useful to recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic

Nicolas Véron

Senior Fellow

Is the United States reneging on international financial standards?

European versus American Perspectives on the Belt and Road Initiative

Banks in the COVID-19 turmoil: Capital relief is welcome, supervisory forbearance is not

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Nonresident Senior Fellow

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PIIE Blogs

A vegetable seller is seen at an empty shopping mall during a partial lockdown in Leverkusen, Germany, March 20, 2020, as the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues.

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Trade and Investment Policy Watch

COVID-19: How far will global merchandise trade fall?

Gary Clyde Hufbauer (PIIE) and Zhiyao (Lucy) Lu*

April 17, 2020

RealTime Economic Issues Watch

High inflation is unlikely but not impossible in advanced economies

Olivier Blanchard (PIIE)

April 24, 2020

China Economic Watch

In China's economic shock, online retail sales are prospering

Eva (Yiwen) Zhang (PIIE) and Yi Ji

April 22, 2020

Events

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Containing the economic nationalist virus through global coordination

Monica de Bolle (PIIE), Sergei Guriev (Centre for Economic Policy Research) and Adam S. Posen (PIIE)

April 15, 2020

The Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE) and the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) held a virtual event to discuss containing the economic nationalist virus through global coordination on April 15, 2020. Discussants included PIIE senior fellow Monica de Bolle, CEPR...

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