Inflation is experienced all over the world, with the central bank across the world continuing to hike interest rates in response to inflation, the next thing that the world will experience is global recession that will happen this 2023. Emerging markets and developing economies face a series of financial crises that could cause them lasting damage, according to a comprehensive new World Bank study.

According to the report, central banks around the world are raising interest rates this year in a manner not seen in the last couple of decades, and it is likely to continue next year as well. However, interest rate hikes and other policy measures currently expected may not be enough to bring global inflation back to pre-pandemic levels. Investors expect central banks to raise global policy rates by 2023.

Central banks must put efforts to control inflation without triggering the global recession. How? Of course, certain policymakers should do the actions like the central bank, they must communicate policy decisions clearly, by doing this, it can help anchor inflation expectations. They must keep in mind the cross-border 

Central banks should take into account the cross-border contagion effects of monetary tightening. In emerging markets and developing economies, they should strengthen macro-prudential regulations and build up foreign reserves.

Fiscal authorities will need to carefully balance the withdrawal of fiscal support measures. This can amplify the effects of monetary policy on growth. Policymakers should also implement credible medium-term fiscal plans and provide targeted relief to vulnerable households.

And what will happen in 2023 when recession occurs?

While the economy is shaking due to the rolling global recession, they examine the outlook for the global economy and concern, including continued challenges from the pandemic and the war between countries, high inflation, and headwinds from central bank rate hikes, and so much more.

However, investors seem to have forgotten about this bleak outlook for global growth in 2023. As everything will be affected with this situation. Economy will be down for sure, and people will lose their jobs, sadly.

The impact and severity of the impact of a global recession on a country depends on a number of factors. For example, a country’s trade relations with the rest of the world determine the scale of its impact on its manufacturing sector. On the other hand, the sophistication of its markets and the efficiency of investments determine how the financial services industry is affected.