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So it’s not all gloom and doom.
In Europe, Fukushima prompted a media blitz of gloom and doom over nuclear energy.
If Europe doesn’t find a way to reactivate the continent’s economy soon, it will be doomed to years of gloom and endless mutual recrimination about “who sabotaged the European project.”
But, surveying the younger generation, the gloom starts to dispel, at least a bit.
But the superb sunshine in Davos these days cannot avoid the shadows of the financial crisis that have enveloped the world, casting an atmosphere of gloom and doom on this year’s meeting.
The Audacity of Hope for PalestineSINGAPORE – The world will be enveloped in a heavy cloud of gloom and doom this year.
If this could be combined with a peace settlement, the world would suddenly experience a rush of hope that would break through today’s global cloud of gloom.
But the ongoing gloom about Italy – the third-largest eurozone economy, growing at less than 1% per year – is a serious matter.
For all the gloom with which 2010 ended, the new decade has begun with a glorious example of the indefatigable courage of the human spirit.
Developing countries, it is said, are headed for strong growth, regardless of the doom and gloom that has returned to Europe and the United States.
Indeed, every passing day now seems to bring worse news—even weekends no longer provide respite from the steady stream of gloom!
But there are two pieces of good news that break through the gloom.
Yet, amid the gloom, Southeast Asia offers an unexpected glimmer of hope.
India’s Frugal DynamismNEW DELHI – India’s sliding economy has inspired gloom and doom far and wide, but increasingly bearish sentiment is misplaced.
It would be fairer to say that they realized, in spite of his mistakes - among them the way in which he hurriedly, in August 1991, behaved as if the coup in Moscow had succeeded, the links he kept with friends implicated in corruption affairs, and his collaboration with the Nazis - that they had lost one of the outstanding figures of this century, a true father figure of the nation (something needed most in this period where persisting economic gloom and the plague of unemployment extended itself even to Germany.)
So, while the gloom and doom of 2016 may have receded, it could all too easily return.
To be sure, the purveyors of dollar doom and gloom have cried wolf before.
Four such stories I have recently come across may be particularly helpful in dispelling some of the prevailing gloom.
But, behind the gloom, a new generation is taking over, bringing with it fresh ideas and visions for India.
As the latest OECD forecast for 2018 and beyond shows, a cloud of gloom has descended on the United Kingdom.
But it’s not all doom and gloom.
For those who prefer to stay home, DoorDash and Grubhub drivers scurry to bring customers hot meals, battling snow, rain, and gloom of night, like the heralded postmen of the past.
Saving the Developing World from COVID-19LAGUNA BEACH – Declining coronavirus infection rates and plans to begin easing lockdown measures in some parts of the developed world have provided a ray of hope after weeks of unrelenting gloom.
And yet, even amid the prevailing gloom, political organizing and elections are leading to positive change.
It has stood with France through its mystic knighthood, in its glory and in its gloom.
As recently as two weeks ago, all was doom and gloom.
And the recent news that US technology company Apple is now worth more than the entire DAX index of 30 leading German companies has no doubt deepened the gloom among business leaders and policymakers.
Many share the gloom of most market analysts, and expect that the S&P 500 will drop to as low as 1,600, which would be consistent with a multi-month economic collapse.
If so, it is possible that the current market has already discounted for the increasingly popular gloom narrative suggesting that there can be no V-shaped recession, only a deep-bottomed “U,” a stop-start “W,” or even a prolonged “L.”Enjoy unlimited access to the ideas and opinions of the world's leading thinkers, including weekly long reads, book reviews, and interviews;The Year Ahead annual print magazine; the complete PS archive; and more – All for less than $9 a month.
The Allure and Limits of Monetized Fiscal DeficitsNEW YORK – A cloud of gloom hovered over the International Monetary Fund’s annual meeting this month.
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