Trump’s red wave puts emerging markets under water
Double-whammy of higher U.S. yields and stronger dollar, with peak deglobalization still to come Most people think my newsletter is only about sovereign debt. This is a fair assumption: after all, “sovereign” is in the name. But it’s also about deglobalization, geoeconomic fragmentation, slowbalization. Or whatever other convoluted term you want to label the post-2016 […]
Emerging economies adrift in a high-debt world
With global public debt at $100 trillion, many countries need more IMF-World Bank help. Now that the dust has settled over last week’s IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings here in Washington, D.C., I can’t help but feel underwhelmed. The meetings have achieved only incremental progress at a time when bold measures are needed to foster growth, […]
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- Bank of Japan stays on sidelines as 10-year yield climbs toward 2%
- China’s finance ministry to issue sovereign green bonds in London
- Lebanon cabinet appoints wealth manager central bank governor
- Baker McKenzie Advises on USD12.5 Billion Landmark Debt Restructuring Deal for Sri Lanka
- Lebanon bondholders pick US bank for debt talks
- Kenya targets sustainable debt cuts amid IMF programme uncertainty
- IMF says 'urgent reforms' needed to address Senegal's debt woes
- Shut Out by IMF, Senegal Turns to Regional Investors for $247mln
- Kenya’s IMF Programme Halt Heightens External Financing Risk
- Indonesia retains credit rating amid promising growth, but revenue concerns persist
- Argentine markets praise the government's new IMF loan
- Bets on U.S. weakness are fuelling a rally across emerging market stocks, bonds and currencies
- LatAm Financials’ Funding, Liquidity Support Credit Amid Tariff Pressures
- Law change enables Kuwait to tap global debt markets