The world continues to fight against the economic and social disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and a sustained recovery significantly depends on the course of the virus and a rapid vaccine rollout. Things are not different for the world's largest economy, the...
Ozge Gurses
A Brief Economic Outlook on South Africa
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a big shock to sub-Saharan Africa and led to its first downturn in 30 years- threatening to wipe out decades of economic progress. According to the IMF's latest report, the region contracted by an estimated 2.6% in 2020. Lower private...
Uneven Economic Recovery in 2021
One of the most challenging years in modern history is finally over; leaving the world with serious political and social uncertainties that emerged due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Many countries were under strict lockdowns in 2020 against the spread of the Covid-19...
A brief look at Kenya
Kenya has had a sustained GDP growth over the past decade with an average growth rate of 4.6 percent in annual basis. In 2019, the economic growth was 5.4 percent, making the country to be one of the fastest expanding economies of Sub-Saharan Africa. Annual GDP...
Coronavirus to spark global recession
While the loss of human life is the most critical aspect of an epidemic, the spread of a virus can also have a huge toll for national economies. The countries are affected through health, transportation, agriculture, tourism and foreign trade channels. The global...
Relationship Between Gold and Oil in Financial Markets
In the financial markets, gold is usually attributed to the “commodities” category. Along with gold, other metals such as silver, platinum, copper are also ascribed to this asset class. Commodities comprise a wide range of products in the like of cocoa, cotton, crude...





