Coronavirus + World Economy

Coronavirus and the World Economy The coronavirus has arrived in the most remote place of the World and 209 countries and territories are affected. Namibia has now 16 cases and South Africa 1 845. China reported that the city of Wuhan lifted yesterday the restriction and the 11 million people are for the first time […]

Coronavirus and the World Economy The coronavirus has arrived in the most remote place of the World and 203 countries and territories are affected. Namibia has now 14 cases and South Africa 1 320. China reported 304 new cases for the week and slowly the spread of the virus comes to a standstill. Namibia is

Coronavirus and the World Economy The coronavirus has arrived in the most remote place of the World and 198 countries are affected. Namibia has now 7 cases and South Africa 706. Even China reported 46 new cases this morning meaning that a standstill of new cases has not occurred yet; we are not at a

Coronavirus and the World Economy Last week the WHO declared the spread coronavirus as a pandemic and this morning China reported no new cases. What we can learn from the China example is that if one is prepared to take drastic measures one can get the spread and the new infection rate under control within

Coronavirus and the World Economy On 27 February I wrote a report about the topic if the coronavirus could trigger a world recession. I concluded that the possibility exists and the early indicator (the Baltic Dry Index) already had a turning point in August 2019 already and the stock exchanges started to slide since 22