Recovery from the economic impacts of the COVID-19 crisis has been divergent across jurisdictions. In many emerging market and developing economies (EMDEs), limited ability to provide additional policy support, in particular in the form of fiscal stimulus, weighed on the recovery.

Early rollout of climate-mitigation strategies will help countries meet their Paris Agreement commitments and smooth the low-carbon transition.

As the COVID‐19 crisis recedes, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is back to work and looking forward. Reported deaths related to the pandemic are low and have plausibly converged to global levels. Yet low vaccination rates in some countries leave them vulnerable to new variants.

China's Ministry of Finance announced measures on Monday to support the city of Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong Province, to explore innovative fiscal and taxation policies that will facilitate high-quality economic development and technological breakthroughs, and further accommodate its role as a pilot demonstration area of socialism with Chinese characteristics.

China's fiscal revenue and tax revenue were both on the mend after months-long decline, a sign of pro-growth policies taking hold.

China government will fully leverage the foundational and important role of finance in governance.

China will step up its implementation of a proactive fiscal policy in the second half of 2022, a report from the Ministry of Finance said on Tuesday.

Trade surplus, opening-up, fiscal and monetary measures seen as supports.

China has aligned its fiscal strength with pro-ecology and low-carbon efforts to fast-track the pursuit of its carbon goals.

China's finance ministry on May 25 rolled out multiple fiscal measures to further help market players overcome difficulties and sustain development.