The IMF’s Africa Conflict Tear
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The IMF upped this year’s Africa GDP growth projection to 5.5 percent despite “shifting global forces” on the heels of ...
The Treasury Department’s Manipulated Currency Crescendo
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The Treasury Department’s International Affairs office again found no outright manipulation in its semi-annual update on main trading partner exchange ...
Asia’s Pivotal Role Reversals
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US President Obama left for a long-delayed Asian trip designed to highlight a foreign policy “pivot” to overlooked commercial and ...
Turkey’s Untoward Twittering Classes
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Turkish officials who have been favored headliners scrambled to reassure investors in a series of meetings and seminars at the ...
Global Remittances’ Rearguard Routing
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The World Bank’s developing country remittance tally was $400 billion last year and medium-term 8 percent annual growth is a ...
The Arab Transition’s Horizontal Hesitation
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The IMF’s Middle East Department circulated a comprehensive financial sector reform blueprint in its lengthy report Toward New Horizons during ...
Central America’s Pitted Post-Election Primer
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Central American and Caribbean credits, led by double-digit returns in Honduras and Jamaica, were uniformly positive in the first quarter ...
Frontier Asia’s Blighted Boundaries
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Frontier Asian stock markets were in the regional vanguard after overbid sovereign bonds from Pakistan and Sri Lanka, and Vietnam’s ...
Portfolio Flows’ Historic 15-Year Itch
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The April IMF Global Financial Stability Report draws a mixed record in a 15-year rendering of bond and stock allocation ...
Iran’s Jagged Frozen Asset Fence
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Tehran stock exchange excitement flagged as nuclear negotiations resumed in Vienna with six international partners including Russia which otherwise split ...