Global economy faces four key risks, warns MAS chief
Ravi Menon says era of cheap money, cheap labour and cheap energy is most likely over
Four “critical” uncertainties facing the global economy – from the prospect of global recession to rising climate risks – have hurt the overall investment environment, Monetary Authority of Singapore chief Ravi Menon warned today (September 20).
One key uncertainty is the severity of a likely global economic downturn next year, Menon told an audience at a financial forum.
“The risk of the major advanced economies entering a recession in 2023 is high,” he said, noting central banks have been
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