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Business Matters: World Economic Outlook predicts 'the worst is yet to come'

World Economic Outlook predicts 'the worst is yet to come'

11/10/2022 GMT

BBC World Service - Business Matters, World Economic Outlook predicts 'the worst is yet to come'

There are warnings from the IMF the world is heading into a global recession

Sam Fenwick is joined by Walter Todd, President and Chief Investment Officer of South Carolina-based investment firm Greenwood Capital, and Sushma Ramachandran, an independent business journalist and columnist for The Tribune newspaper in Delhi, to discuss the latest business news.

With the International Monetary Fund set to unveil its twice-yearly World Economic Outlook tomorrow, we're joined by former IMF Chief Economist Kenneth Rogoff to find out what we can expect to hear.

Shares in US semiconductor firms fell on Monday after Joe Biden announced restrictions on exports of microchips and chip manufacturing equipment to China. Chris Miller, author of Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology, explains how we got to this point.

And rollercoasters are causing some Apple products to call the emergency services - Joanna Stern, Senior Personal Tech Columnist with the Wall Street Journal joins us to explain all.

(Picture: Global stock markets. Credit: Getty Images)

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