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UNCTAD warns of policy-induced global recession
3 Oct 2022
Projecting global growth slowing to 2.2% in 2023, UNCTAD outlines actions to avert crisis and support developing countries exposed to cascading crises of debt, health and climate due to inadequate financial support.
Global energy market volatility leading to slower and divergent growth prospects across South and West Asia
3 Oct 2022
Commodity importers are hit hardest while fossil fuel exporters register temporary windfall gains.
External constraints, sluggish growth cast long economic shadow over Latin America and the Caribbean
3 Oct 2022
Many economies of the region are facing growing pressure on their external debt positions and the rising cost of living is a growing challenge to policymakers.
Asia's growth decelerates significantly amid deteriorating global conditions
3 Oct 2022
Regional growth is projected to pick up in 2023 but downside risks from China's greater-than-expected slowdown, the weakness of the global economy and policy shifts in advanced economies pose concern.
Africa's economic growth decelerates sharply
3 Oct 2022
Almost 60% of Africa's low-income countries are already in debt distress or at high risk of it and millions of Africans are falling back into poverty amid acute risks of food insecurity.
Regulation rising as financial markets tackle climate risks
9 Jun 2022
An UNCTAD report shows that adoption of policy measures and regulations dedicated to sustainable finance accelerated in 2021.
Weathering a 'perfect storm' of cascading crises
25 May 2022
By Rebeca Grynspan, Secretary-General of UNCTAD
UN calls for $2.5 trillion coronavirus crisis package for developing countries
30 Mar 2020
The consequences of a combined health pandemic and a global recession will be catastrophic for many developing countries and halt their progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals.
Global economic growth has peaked, set to stay at 3% in 2019-2020
21 Jan 2019
Economic prospects threatened by weak support for multilateralism, tight financial conditions and trade tensions, says new UN World Economic Situation and Prospects report.
Capital account regulations and global economic governance
14 Nov 2013
UNCTAD's latest Policy Brief looks at how emerging economies have managed capital inflows in the post-crisis period and makes policy recommendations on trade rules and capital account regulation.
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