A 2nd wave of COVID-19 infections poses the biggest threat to the US economy this year, economist survey shows
showed that 87% of economists surveyed said a second wave of COVID-19 is the top risk for the economy going forward.
The NABE panel also expects US gross domestic product growth to fall 5.9% in 2020, the sharpest annual decline in economic output since World War II.Even as the US reopens from sweeping lockdowns to contain the spread of coronavirus, economists worry about what a second wave of the illness would do to the economy. showed that 87% of economists said a second wave of COVID-19 infections is the top risk for the US economy this year.
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