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Charted: UK is the only G7 country expected to face a recession in 2023

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The IMF expects UK GDP to contract by 0.6% this year. Image: Unsplash/Kenny Eliason

Anna Fleck
Data Journalist, Statista
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Japan expected to have the highest annual GDP growth in 2023 Image: Statista/IMF
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