Geron Corp reveals plan for long-term growth, amidst strategic restructuring for value creation.

According to recent data, the global economy is projected to grow by approximately 4.5% this year, marking a significant recovery from the 3.5% contraction experienced in 2020. The international trade volume is expected to increase by around 8%, led by strong performances in the manufacturing and technology sectors. Additionally, the number of unemployed individuals worldwide has decreased to 187 million, down from 220 million in the previous year. This positive trend is attributed to the ongoing vaccination campaigns and government stimulus measures aimed at boosting economic activity.Experts predict that these trends will continue in the coming months, with the global economy showing signs of resilience and rebuilding after the challenges faced during the pandemic.