Report: COVID-19 economic scenarios - April 2021

Document: Published Apr 27, 2021

Dive into this report for an in-depth analysis on COVID-19 economic scenarios as of March 2021 and what they mean for potential trajectories of the economy – with all-new data for Q1.

The report, featuring key insights from Mohammed Chaudhri, Experian Chief Economist, provides a deep dive on:

  • Key economic indicators including unemployment and GDP
  • Macroeconomic scenarios on the recovery
  • Potential risk signs that could impact recovery

Click the button below to download the report.

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