Slow vaccine progress will delay return to normality

Slow vaccine rollouts mean the economic disruption from COVID-19 is likely to last well into next year in many countries. There are a few exceptions though. In particular, Singapore has already achieved a world-leading inoculation rate and will be closely watched by others as an example of how to use vaccinations to shift away from a zero-COVID approach.

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