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    How COVID-19 Has Reshaped the World Economy

    npsBy nps16 April 2021Updated:3 July 2024 No Comments5 Mins Read
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    A lot has changed from the beginning of this global pandemic caused by Covid-19. This article will give you a brief up of what economic disasters we had to face and how our economy crashed.

    Since the beginning of this pandemic, many things in the world changed drastically around us. Millions of people have been affected by it causing not only them to stay off work, but other people too for their safety.

    This caused a global economic fall, causing an uprise in the cost of basic human needs. The economy began to drop and there was much less work for people. Although online businesses have started seeing a new era in this pandemic like mFortune Free Spins where you can try your luck by placing a bet.

    Today, we’re going to look at how much the world economy suffered and has reshaped because of this pandemic.

    Covid-19 has struck the global economy causing the worst recessions in countries after decades. This caused global fallbacks in different economic areas. Let’s have a look at how things changed because of it.

    • Stock Market

    The first hit was seen on the stock markets. There was an initial downfall just after the pandemic had begun in stock markets. A lot of companies faced around a fall of 10% – 20% in the duration of January to March.

    Because of the pandemic, people started investing less in stock markets hence causing this massive downfall. Just during the initial stages of it, there was a huge loss.

    Not to mention the later stages of stocks which didn’t see any changes to their values. Health stocks also faced an early decline during the period and recovered late.

    • Uprise in different Tech Stocks

    Even if the whole stock market was in shambles, some notable exceptions in the tech companies’ stocks spiked up rapidly. As many companies and franchises started applying work-from-home models, there was a huge spike in different virtual services like Zoom.

    Their stocks were up by an unprecedented 500% of the increase in value. As the pandemic went on, more people were starting to adopt this new technological change, and hence other Tech stocks also raised in value. There was also an increase of first-time investors in the stock market.

    • Fewer Exports of Goods

    Many underdeveloped countries faced issues concerning their exports of goods to other foreign states because of lockdown. That is a massive loss for those countries that heavily depend on exporting their goods for financial stability. The production of goods was also lacking behind massively because of the lack of people working for the production to continue.

    Slowly shortage of food items, garments, and other goods was seen and as a result, couldn’t be exported to other countries which resulted in a massive hit of economic growth for many underdeveloped countries.

    • Financial Markets

    Other than financial turmoil on stock markets, prices of commodities such as Gold, Crude oil, and other earth minerals were also seen to have massive crashes.

    A major event of the Russia-Saudi Arabia oil price war caused a collapse in the prices of crude oil and also a massive crash on the stock markets.

    These massive price downs caused a lot of economical imbalance around the world and caused more people to suffer because of the financial crisis seen in different countries.

    • Arts, Entertainment and Sport Industries

    The pandemic affected these industries a lot harder than we might have thought. Because of the lockdown in many countries, places like the Cinema, restaurants, and other recreational places were all closed. This caused a big loss on the internal financial situation of countries.

    Many festivals were postponed, many ongoing movies were on the standstill. Major sports events were canceled, supplies of different game consoles were stopped, etc. These all contributed to the economic turmoil of the whole world.

    Not to mention, tourism was also a sector that had faced constant losses during this pandemic due to countries being in lockdown and airways having restrictions and only allowing emergency flights.

    Manufacturing, supply chain blockage, lack of commodities, people’s panic buying has lead countries to massive shortages. Also, because of people losing their jobs, they started spending less and saving more to aid their future.

    This caused countries to face different economic downfalls in many businesses, tourist spots, garments industry, etc.

    Due to people panic buying food items and other things, there were shortages of items, spikes in prices of food items, and disruption to markets.

    This whole situation also had an impact on important necessities like shortages of medicines, proper equipment for people working in health industries, shortages of masks around the world, etc.

    We lost a lot of people, many families were in shambles, the world was in turmoil, how Covid-19 reshaped the world economy, but we all need to be strong at this point.

    The world will surely require a lot of prerequisites to heal all the damages and losses that it had to face over the months.

    Even through the pandemic is coming to a closure, there are still many factors that need resolving before we can get back to a stage we were before.

    Some things will take a lot of time to change, but we need to keep our heads up and work hard to make the world in shape again.

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