The Omicron Fallout Deals a Blow to Global Growth Outlook

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London Commuters As Omicron Suddenly Upends the World’s Return to the Office


Hello. Today we look at how omicron is slowing the world economy, a showdown over debt in Europe and how Bidenomics is faltering.

What's Happening in the World Economy: The Omicron Fallout

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