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Economic growth in landlocked developing countries (LLDCs) is expected to be steady in the near term but remains well below the average in the pre-pandemic decade. Substantial downside risks remain, including commodity price volatility, debt challenges, climate disasters and geopolitical tensions.

The multi-stakeholder hearing offered Member States, civil society, academia, private sector, and philanthropy organizations to actively engage in discussions towards an ambitious FfD4 outcome

The World Social Report is the flagship publication of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs on major social development issues.

The global automotive market is experiencing transformative shifts, with China emerging as a leading force in electric vehicle (EV) production and exports. In contrast, traditional powerhouses like Germany, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and the United States are facing stiff competitiveness challenges.

Monetary policy, implemented through changing interest rates, can lead to gender differentiated impacts on work, income and consumption, savings, wealth, and asset ownership.

After years of turbulence and significant volatility in economic output, the world economy is on a more stable trajectory.

About 20 years ago, eight Eastern European countries joined the European Union. EU membership facilitated economic growth, transfer of new technology and knowledge to these countries, leading to the modernization and diversification of their production and export base.

Presentation of the central messages of the CDP's report to the High-Level Segment of ECOSOC

Climate change has emerged as a source of supply shocks and a key risk to the global economy. While localized supply shocks may have a limited impact, multiple severe events – such as those associated with climate change- can push inflation up.