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Trade war cuts global economic growth outlook: OECD

After 3.3% growth last year, the world economy is now expected to expand by a "modest" 2.9% in 2025 and 2026, the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

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Global Economy

Charting the Global Economy: OECD lowers most inflation forecasts

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Economy

Bangladesh economic model extremely vulnerable to external shock: OECD study

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World+Biz

OECD sees revenue gains from new tax pact reaching $250 billion

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Global Economy

OECD slashes growth outlook, but sees limited stagflation risk

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Global Economy

OECD says inflation is main risk to economic outlook

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Global Economy

OPEC trims 2021 demand forecast but says gas price surge could help

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Global Economy

France orders tech giants to pay digital tax

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Global Economy

Global economy is at a make-or-break moment, warns G-20 veteran

Collapse of global tax talks could cost $100 billion, OECD says
Global Economy

Collapse of global tax talks could cost $100 billion, OECD says

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Economy

The big shortcoming: A grumpy 2020 for global growth