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Friendshoring gaining traction in central bank reserves, and more

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Friendshoring gaining traction in central bank reserves By Julian Jacobs

Central banks around the world are gradually shifting away from the dollar. OMFIF’s Global Public Investor 2023 report finds important regional divergences in this trend. Institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Asia Pacific region are more willing to add to their renminbi holdings compared to their European counterparts. They are less deterred by geopolitics when considering investment in China. 
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Demographic forces bound to affect sovereign ratings and development
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Demographic trends may be slow-moving and predictable, but they are already adversely affecting countries’ economic performance, public finances and credit profiles. 

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