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A catch—22 that many tenants are currently facing. michael buchanan, bbc news, essex. the uk's economy is likey to expand by more than 7% in 2021. that's up from the expected growth of 5.1% according to new data from the organisation for economic cooperation and development. the 0ecd also said prospects for the world economy had brightened, with activity returning to pre—pandemic levels. but it cautioned that the recovery would remain uneven, and vulnerable to fresh setbacks as long as a large proportion of the world s population as long as a large proportion china has announced that coupl...

By more than 7% in 2021. well, the organisation for economic co—operation and development has raised its forecast for global economic growth, as vaccinations and stimulus spending drive the recovery in richer countrues. let's speak to our business reporter andrew walker. so, andrew, let's talk about what the 0ecd is saying about the uk and indeed the global economy, prospects for better growth than had been forecast, in places where the vaccine roll—out is going well? yes. vaccine roll-out is going well? yes, that's right. — vaccine roll-out is going well? yes, that's right, and _ vaccin...

Developed world which have given it a bit of a boost, vaccination programs is the really obvious one. but it is also easier for which countries to borrow money in financial markets and undertake large government spending programs to stimulate demand for goods and services. 0ver to stimulate demand for goods and services. over the last few days we have seen the biden administration in the us, for example, taking some steps down that path. it's much harder for developing countries to do that kind of thing, and as you say, it is also much harderfor them to mobilise effective vaccination programs,...

That vaccination programme isn't rolling out as quickly, the 0ecd presumably is calling for richer countries joining the voices calling for richer countries to do something about this? , ., , ,., , about this? yes, absolutely, there are a coople _ about this? yes, absolutely, there are a coople of— about this? yes, absolutely, there are a couple of features _ about this? yes, absolutely, there are a couple of features of - about this? yes, absolutely, there are a couple of features of the i are a couple of features of the recovery in the developed world which have given it a bit of a boost. ...

Upgraded really sharply, from 5.1%, when they previously forecasted as recently as march to 7.2. that is the fastest growth for any of the, the fastest growth for any of the, the large developed economies but it is worth putting it in context it partly reflect add rebound from what was a relatively deep decline last year, if you look at the two years as a whole, what the 0ecd has done is looked at how long it will take countries to get back to prepandemic levels of national income per person and the uk it is the middle of next year, somewhat ahead of france and spain, but actually behind germa...