While the rest of the world experiences the sting of stagflation, the Chinese economy seems to witness a whole different beast: deflation. The slowdown in the Chinese economy has been expected for some time now. The question is whether this is temporary or rather, a longstanding structural problem.
With Javier Milei’s ‘surprise’ victory in Argentina’s primary election, global investors are now focusing on his highly unorthodox economic policy proposals. While he is right to call for massive fiscal consolidation, dollarisation would be a far too risky gamble.
The difficulties many emerging markets face in mobilising capital for climate-related initiatives, while already saddled with high debt burdens, have increased attention on debt-for-nature swaps.
OMFIF’s Digital Monetary Institute in partnership with Mastercard Policy Center for the Digital Economy, continues the high-level dialogue of deepening trust in financial services through technology and the steps needed to ensure an integrated system.
Daniel Nagy, business analyst, CBDC at Giesecke+Devrient, joins Lewis McLellan, editor of OMFIF’s Digital Monetary Institute, to discuss how central bank digital currencies might help address the challenges of the cross-border payments market.
The role of reserve managers has never been so challenging. The 10th edition of the report explores the pressing considerations and intentions of reserve managers with analysis split across six chapters.
