Merchandise trade showed a strong
rebound in June, after declines the previous three months.
On a regional basis, strong rebounds in both exports and
imports were observed...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 152352Date: August 31, 2020Author:
Ferrantino,Michael Joseph ;
Arvis,Jean Francois ;
Brenton,Paul ;
Constantinescu,Ileana Cristina ;
Dairabayeva,Karlygash Serikovna ;
Gillson,Ian John Douglas ;
Souza Muramatsu,Karen ;
Ulybina,Daria ;
Churchill,Erik William
This World Bank in India newsletter for
the month of August 2020 has the following headings: (i)
bank sakhi - my banker friend; (ii) development dialogue :
Covid 19...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 152954Date: August 1, 2020
This newsletter includes: highlights
FY20; access to the data using datalibweb; and labor
database for Latin America and the Caribbean (LABLAC)-01
terms and conditions.
This Philippines monthly economic
developments newsletter for the Month of August 2020
includes the following information: (i) The Philippine
economy plunged into a...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 151946Date: August 1, 2020Author:
Qian,Rong ;
Chua,Kevin C. ;
Cruz,Kevin Thomas Garcia ;
Enriquez,Karen Annette Lazaro ;
Song,Jiyoung ;
Endo,Isaku
Interest Bearing Notes is a product of
the Finance and Private Sector Research Team in the World
Bank's Development Research Group. It reports on
research by the team,...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 152114Date: August 1, 2020
Real time indicators show merchandise
trade recovering in June and July. Trade data in June,
available for 22 countries, show exports were, on average,
down 5.8 percent...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 151353Date: July 31, 2020Author:
Lee,Woori ;
Arvis,Jean Francois ;
Brenton,Paul ;
Constantinescu,Ileana Cristina ;
Dairabayeva,Karlygash Serikovna ;
Ferrantino,Michael Joseph ;
Gillson,Ian John Douglas ;
Souza Muramatsu,Karen ;
Ulybina,Daria ;
Churchill,Erik William
The July research newsletter rounds up
recent research on labor markets and also highlights
possible longer-term impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the
structure of...
This Philippines monthly economic
developments newsletter for the Month of July 2020 includes
the following headlines: (i) Manufacturing output continued
to decline...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 151054Date: July 1, 2020Author:
Qian,Rong ;
Chua,Kevin C. ;
Cruz,Kevin Thomas Garcia ;
Lazaro,Karen ;
Song,Jiyoung ;
Endo,Isaku
Merchandise trade appears to have
bottomed out in April, falling nearly 20 percent year on
year (YoY), after a 10 percent decline in March. For the
handful of countries...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 150289Date: June 29, 2020Author:
Ferrantino,Michael Joseph ;
Arvis,Jean Francois ;
Beath,Andrew ;
Brotsis,Christianna Johnnides ;
Constantinescu,Ileana Cristina ;
Dairabayeva,Karlygash Serikovna ;
Engel,Jakob ;
Gillson,Ian John Douglas ;
Hartmann,Olivier ;
Hoffman,Jan ;
Lebrand,Mathilde Sylvie Maria ;
Lee,Woori ;
Malouche,Mariem ;
Souza Muramatsu,Karen ;
Orlowski,Jan Alexander Kazimierz ;
Rastogi,Cordula ;
Saslavsky,Daniel Mario ;
Ulybina,Daria
Interest Bearing Notes is a product of
the Finance and Private Sector Research Team in the World
Bank's Development Research Group. It reports on
research by the team,...
This newsletter includes the following
headlines: Manufacturing output suffered its deepest
contraction in nearly two decades in April, Merchandise
trade deeply contracted...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 149873Date: June 1, 2020Author:
Qian,Rong ;
Chua,Kevin C. ;
Cruz,Kevin Thomas Garcia ;
Enriquez,Karen Annette Lazaro ;
Song,Jiyoung ;
Endo,Isaku ;
Diop,Ndiame
The June research newsletter highlights
research on both persistent, longer-term threats to human
development and the new threat represented by the COVID-19
(coronavirus)...
The contraction in the nominal value of
global merchandise trade that began in mid-2018 deepened in
March, with global exports of merchandise trade declining by
11.9...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 148956Date: May 29, 2020Author:
Ferrantino,Michael Joseph ;
Arvis,Jean Francois ;
Brotsis,Christianna Johnnides ;
Constantinescu,Ileana Cristina ;
Dairabayeva,Karlygash Serikovna ;
Gillson,Ian John Douglas ;
Lee,Woori ;
Souza Muramatsu,Karen
In May, political impasse continued,
while socio-economic conditions deteriorated further,
affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, rising food prices, and
downsizing of humanitarian...
The May research newsletter highlights
recent research on COVID-19, the implications of the
pandemic for development policy, and debates on optimal
policy responses...
The rural women in India have risen to
the extraordinary challenge of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
pandemic. Women's self-help groups are meeting
shortfalls in masks,...
This note, the first of a series of
monthly bulletins aiming to track trade and logistics
information in real time, documents the beginning of a
dramatic drop in international...
Type: NewsletterReport#: 147754Date: April 16, 2020
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