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Why gender equality is macro-critical, and more

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Why gender equality is macro-critical
By Arunima Sharan
Gender disparities have detrimental effects on both micro- and macroeconomic indicators. In a world grappling with multiple crises, the imperative of achieving equality has become even more pronounced. Public institutions, including central banks, should be at the forefront of this effort, but they often fail to rise to the occasion. 

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Will growth in regional payments systems spur de-dollarisation?
By Julian Jacobs
There is an emerging belief that regional payment systems may propel de-dollarisation as well as a regional clustering of economic activity.

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China is defending against the dollar’s dominance
By Zongyuan Zoe Liu
Western sanctions against Russia and rising geopolitical tensions have further incentivised China to defend against the dollar and develop an alternative system for international payments.

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