Category: International Economics

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International Economics

The coming dollar weakness?

The confiscation of Russian assets and the threat of a failure to raise the U.S. debt ceiling are probably reasons to increase the pace of currency diversification in central bank reserves. How complicated will that be?

International Economics

A debt crisis in the Global South?

Over half of all developing countries are either in default or awaiting loan restructuring but the world’s largest creditors disagree on how to provide them with help.

International Economics

The importance of offshore markets

Capital allocation in the Euro Area and China in tax havens.

International Economics

A new vision for the MBD system

US-based think tanks issue a “call to action” for multilateral development bank (MDB) system reform.

International Economics

The new global financial cycle

The strong dollar appreciation augurs a new contractionary phase of the global financial cycle. What does that mean for both emerging market and developing economies and dollar’s hegemony.

International Economics

Global value chains: An update

Supply chain disruptions seem to have worsened in April. Is it time to rethink the model?

International Economics

Reverse currency wars

The dollar is approaching one-to-one parity to the euro.  Are we entering a period of competitive appreciation?

International Economics

The Georgieva issue

Politics and economics rattle the top echelons of the IMF.

International Economics

The global minimum tax agreement

A historic deal, according to Dani Rodrik; too low of a tax rate, according to Gabriel Zucman.

International Economics

The dollar debate

Our annual rundown on the dollar’s current and future role in global trade.

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