Fidelity: Does reality justify optimism?
The Covid-19 crisis created the fastest bear market in history, followed by an unprecedented bounce, driven by a series of previously unprecedented monetary and fiscal moves. Standing at the gates of 2021, the recovery of the world economy is at stake. If the fiscal stimulus is relatively modest, the lion’s share of the work in helping the economy will fall on central banks.
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