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Release date
September 2020
Region
United States
Survey time period
2019
Supplementary notes
The forecast shows a baseline scenario with the following assumptions:
"A vaccine is available by mid-2021 after medical/government approval by the end of 2020.
• No major second wave that requires widespread lockdowns.
• Businesses reopen gradually as the virus still ebbs and flows until a vaccine is available.
• Bankruptcies pick up as businesses adjust to lower demand and policy support expires in certain countries.
• Financial market sentiment improves in 2020 H2.
• Improving global demand supports a recovery in trade flows and commodity prices.
• Real GDP returns to pre-COVID-19 levels by 2021 Q3."
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