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17.12.2021
business activity may strengthen in the context of the spread of new coronavirus strains and the associated tightening of anti-pandemic measures.
The rapidly expanding lending,
and Joanna Weng. 2020. “The coronavirus and the great influenza pan-
demic: Lessons from the “spanish flu” for the coronavirus’s potential effects on mortality
policy uncertainty, deterioration of financial market sentiments, and
tightening financial conditions. The coronavirus was only mentioned as a minor factor, and overall,
the start of
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13.12.2021
Contingent Reserve Arrangement analyse the impact of the crisis induced by the coronavirus pandemic.
The 2020 economic bulletin addresses the influence of the crisis on
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10.12.2021
challenges in ensuring financial stability in leasing amid the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic to be addressed.
The participants in the meeting heard the information
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10.12.2021
are facing unprecedented macroeconomic policy challenges induced by the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.
These were the topics discussed at the online meeting of the
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25.11.2021
how the pandemic situation might change, and the gaps caused by the coronavirus are still considerable. It would be too early now to talk about
development
prospects have altered as compared to 2020. Despite the spikes in coronavirus cases,
the global economy continued to bounce back in late 2020–2021.
at 175 bp above the key rate. to the spread of the coronavirus infection.
At auction means the amount of funds extended
(transferred) by the
Delta
and others) that, despite the continuing vaccination, caused a surge in coronavirus cases in a number
of countries. Moreover, this increase was observed even