Source: Worldometers, March 3, 2020 

Confirmed Cases

1. Andorra www.andorra.be
2. Argentina www.agricola-ue.org
3. Australia www.belgium.embassy.gov.au  - www.eu.mission.gov.au
4. Azerbaijan www.azembassy.be
5. Bangladesh www.bangladesh-embassy.be
6. Bolivia www.embajadadebolivia.eu

Missions Accredited to the EU

ASIA, AFRICA & EMERGING ECONOMIES

Members

Each city, each country, each institution has its own culture — and what makes Brussels’ culture particularly distinct is how much it is driven by bureaucracy and mind-boggling procedures on the one hand, and informal policymaking and shifting alliances on the other.

Source: Worlddometers, March 1, 2020

Here are the countries that have so far confirmed cases in Europe

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Governments across the world are starting to use more fiscal firepower to boost economies, though the shift may not be happening fast enough to appease central bankers who say they’re sick of carrying the burden of stimulus alone. In more than half of the world’s 20 biggest economies, analysts now expect looser budgets this year — in other words, bigger deficits or smaller surpluses — than they did six months ago, according to a Bloomberg survey of economist forecasts.

China has been the growth engine for the world economy in a decade. Hence, for better or for worse, whatever happens to the Chinese economy will have impactful rippling effects on the rest of the world.  While the risks are clear, many analysts are understandably reluctant to be drawn into worst-case scenarios in the belief the coronavirus outbreak will peak, or possibly has already peaked.