(Bloomberg) -- Welcome to Monday, Europe. Here’s the latest news and analysis from Bloomberg Economics to help you start the day and week:
- The global economy’s long slog to recovery is being delayed by slow vaccine rollouts
- Meanwhile, the White House is at work pitching wary Republican senators the $1.9 trillion stimulus plan
- India’s economy is looking more promising as virus cases decline
- Bloomberg Economics takes a look at the real cost of Covid stimulus so far. The findings: Covid-era debt is considerably less expensive to service than existing debt
- Thailand reported a slump last year in foreign arrivals to 6.7 million, an expected but massive hit to its tourism-dependent economy
- The Federal Reserve is looking toward the fresh White House team for higher prospects of fiscal stimulus; read about this and other economic events ahead in Eco Week
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