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Ukraine war's spillover swamps poor countries still reeling from covid-19 - Vimarsana News

Ukraine war's spillover swamps poor countries still reeling from covid-19

Russia’s invasion spurs price shocks in poorer nations that are still reeling from the covid-19 pandemic.If the war continues, the impact could be more consequential than the covid-19 pandemic. Lockdowns could be reversed, but policy options are limited now

U.S. anti-inflation action feared to trigger debt crisis: The Guardian - Vimarsana News

U.S. anti-inflation action feared to trigger debt crisis: The Guardian

LONDON, Jan. 24 (Xinhua) -- Worries have mounted that an expected interest rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve to fight inflation would further deal a blow

Full recovery in global labor market could take years - Vimarsana News

Full recovery in global labor market could take years

Split between rich and poor countries means global labor market will take years to heal, says UN

Brainard, Waller and Evans Weigh In on Fed's Inflation Fight; White House Reveals Nominations for Fed Board -- WSJ - Vimarsana News

Brainard, Waller and Evans Weigh In on Fed's Inflation Fight; White House Reveals Nominations for Fed Board -- WSJ

Good day. Efforts to lower inflation are at the top of the Federal Reserve's to-do list, Fed governor Lael Brainard, the White House nominee to serve as the central bank's No. 2 official, told...

Mixing Pfizer, AstraZ COVID-19 shots with Moderna gives better immune response: UK study - Vimarsana News

Mixing Pfizer, AstraZ COVID-19 shots with Moderna gives better immune response: UK study

Mixing Pfizer, AstraZ COVID-19 shots with Moderna gives better immune response: UK study