Her comments follow a series of tweets from last week saying the Fed is “making a mistake” with its rate increases.
There are signs that the savings people collected during the pandemic aren't flowing back into the economy.
Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan Hatzius doesn't expect rates to rise until sometime in 2023.
Just 25% of institutions weren't embarking on the trend, a survey showed.
Drops in births and fertility could worsen the retirement crisis, and may lead to economic struggles.
The pandemic crushed the job market, but economists expect hiring to recover with increased immunizations.
Oxfam is urging governments to do more to address inequality, including making tax policies more equitable.
The global crisis is exacerbating inequality, with potentially long-lasting economic, social and political ramifications.
Closures and lockdowns will cause an entire generation of children, according to a recent report.
Spain took the biggest hit, shrinking 18.5%, while French and Italian output also dropped by double digits.
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