Europe is having a second wave. The U.S. has a vastly higher death rate
ifo Institute’s latest Business Climate survey data for Germany is pointing to continued weakness in the recovery momentum:
Despite the headline ‘historically fast’ recovery, actual employment remains in dire state
broader indicators of the jobs markets trends are still pointing to a horrific aftermath of the first of this pandemic, with the second wave now in full swing
One of thee major casualties of the COVID19 pandemic has been the U.S. labor market.
Sweden entered the second wave of the pandemic with a delay, compared to other European states, so its numbers are still lagging those in other Nordic states.
Around two weeks ago, Russia new cases went exponential. Now, there are signs of a similar dynamic in the already rising daily death counts.
Things are running out of control in the EU27 and remain out of control in the U.S. of A.
The U.S. has a vastly higher death rate.
Both cases and deaths numbers indicate that the global pandemic has returned to an accelerating phase.