COVID-19 Economic Forecast Scenarios - The Shape of the Coming Recovery
In this webinar, Chief Economist Mark Zandi and the Moody's Analytics team present an overview of our updated COVID-19 forecast scenarios for the global economy, including the key drivers for each probability weighted assumption.
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