Please translate the following passage into Chinese. Goldman warns coronavirus to dent 2020 global economic growth The latest outbreak of the coronavirus will weigh on global economic growth this year as the effects of controlling the disease spill from China into the rest of the world, Goldman Sachs has forecast. The US bank estimates a hit of 0.1 to 0.2 percentage points to growth of global gross domestic product in 2020 under its baseline scenario, which assumes the rate of infections slows significantly in February and March thanks to an aggressive response from Chinese authorities. Goldman said it now expects the world economy to expand by roughly 3.25 per cent this year, marking a slim pick-up from the 3.1 per cent rate recorded last year. “The near-term impact is quite large,” Goldman’s chief economist Jan Hatzius told clients in a briefing on Monday. “What happens to 2020 as a whole really depends on how quickly the episode is brought under control. ” In its more severe scenario, in which the rate of infections does not peak until into the second quarter, Goldman thinks the hit would rise to 0.3 percentage points of GDP. “In that case we have to probably wait until 2021 before we see an acceleration in global growth,” said Mr. Hatzius.