Russia-Ukraine crisis increases global macroeconomic risks; most economies sustain less pandemic scarring

In this episode of Emerging Markets Decoded, Madhavi Bokil of the Credit Strategy team joins host Ariane Ortiz-Bollin to discuss new risks to the global macroeconomic outlook from the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Plus, David Rogovic of the Sovereign team discusses the credit implications of less economic scarring from the pandemic.

Related content on Moodys.com (some content only available to registered users or subscribers): 

• Russia-Ukraine crisis injects new risks into global economic outlook
• As COVID crisis recedes, global economy downshifts toward trend growth
• Energy ties raise risks, but credit impact from limited Russia-Ukraine conflict is low
• Stronger economic recovery will reduce but not eliminate scarring for most sovereigns

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