The IIF’s Capital Tide Tug
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The Institute for International Finance’s new executive team raised this year’s thirty country capital inflow forecast $30 billion from January’s ...
ETFs’ Milestone Outflow Marker
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ETFs led the debt and equity surrender from mid-May as they accounted for 30-70 percent of outflows from the BRICS ...
Currency Intervention’s Uninterrupted Craze
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As currency reversals bled into local bond auctions, with failures in Russia, Korea, Colombia and elsewhere interventionist tendencies were reasserted ...
The World Bank’s Diminished Prospect Diatribe
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The World Bank shaved its developing region growth forecast to 5 percent in the mid-year global economic prospects publication with ...
Global Capital’s Latent Lab Transformation
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The World Bank’s Global Development Horizons series extrapolating developing country trends to 2030 detailed two “economic laboratory” scenarios for savings ...
Low Income Countries’ Takeoff Tinkering
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The IMF’s April World Economic Outlook kept Sub-Sahara Africa’s predicted GDP growth this year above the 5.3 percent emerging market ...
Currency Fighters’ Battle Fatigue Fits
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Major emerging market currencies ended Q1 mixed despite the bond flow redirection into local markets, with strength mostly against the ...
The Deauville Partnership’s Two-Year Twinge
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Two years after holding a summit in France outlining $20 billion in support for Arab world economic transition, industrial and ...
The Frontier’s Unfolding Rave Formation
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The MSCI Frontier Index’s almost 8 percent January gain was five times the core market upswing, as half the constituents ...
Loan Officers’ Altered Mood Mooring
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The IIF’s latest quarterly poll of 150 worldwide emerging market bankers, modeled after the US Federal Reserve’s regular sentiment survey, ...