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Increased risk aversion, a shift in approach by the IMF and slowing trade combine to hit developing economies
If a coming investment push is inward-looking, it might substitute global trade rather than complement it
Some countries will find it difficult to match the fiscal expansion and central bank support in developed economies
When the Federal Reserve advances, the People’s Bank of China retreats
The organisation’s response to the Covid-19 crisis is hamstrung by its conditions
Policymakers in emerging markets may have no choice but to restrict capital movement
The world should not expect another bailout by Beijing
Trend growth has slowed sharply, catching out forecasters, Citi says
There are four good reasons for Beijing to think before shooting
Flip-flopping between growth and debt targets weakens positive feedback loop
Dollar constraint may lead to more multilateral approach in Beijing’s initiative
Currency sell-off expected to accelerate pick-up in inflation
Global trade patterns start to normalise with China potentially heading for deficit
Investors in search of yield warned of fiscal challenges ahead
2017 could see first reversal since China opened its economy in 1979
Balance of payments surpluses and improving credit conditions to bolster growth, says GAM
Foreign investors pour $37bn into the sector in March, but sentiment remains precarious
‘Worrying’ trend threatens to reverse globalisation, with India, Russia, US the leading culprits
But the renminbi is likely to remain the odd man out in the SDR basket
Developing countries need a stimulus to offset capital outflows
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