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schema:articleBody	The global recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic will be worse than in 2009, but early signs of a recovery are appearing in China, including renewed pollution, IMF economists said Monday. "The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed the world into a recession. For 2020 it will be worse than the global financial crisis," the authors, including International Monetary Fund chief economist Gita Gopinath, said in a blog post. "The economic damage is mounting across all countries, tracking the sharp rise in new infections and containment measures put in place by governments." China, where the virus appeared in mid-December, was the first hit by the full force of the economic impact as authorities locked down whole regions to try to contain the spread. The world's second largest economy, China saw a modest recovery in a key manufacturing index in March, and satellite images show increasing concentrations of nitrogen dioxide last month, indicating a pickup in industrial activity and transportation, the blog said. "The recovery in China, albeit limited, is encouraging, suggesting that containment measures can succeed in controlling the epidemic and pave the way for a resumption of economic activity," the authors wrote. However, they warned of "huge uncertainty about the future path of the pandemic and a resurgence of its spread in China and other countries cannot be ruled out." There were more than 82,660 cases in China and 3,335 dead, according to Johns Hopkins University. Worldwide, there are now 1.3 million confirmed cases. hs/cs
schema:headline	Pollution data shows early signs of China recovery: IMF
schema:mentions	Nitrogen dioxide Great Recession Industry Satellite Recession International Monetary Fund Johns Hopkins University Pandemic Virus China Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 Gita Gopinath Full Force Economy
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