Brics’ daringly autonomous model for financial sovereignty |
By Udaibir Das |
Released in October 2024, three influential documents from Brics, the International Monetary Fund’s International Monetary and Financial Committee and the World Bank’s Development Committee each offered a distinct view of the global economic landscape. Read the full commentary → |
US election: outright bans on China would be unwise
By Christopher Smart
The US election may resolve lots of uncertainties about America’s direction for the next four years, but some of the most important questions facing global investors and corporate executives will go unanswered.
MEETINGS
Federal Reserve policy framework review
Wednesday 13 November, Roundtable
This roundtable considers key issues in the US Federal Reserve’s monetary policy framework review, including whether the current strategy has an inflationary bias, 2% remains the right inflation target and the Federal Funds rate is the appropriate target interest rate.
ON DEMAND
Brent Neiman on the future of IMF governance
Brent Neiman, assistant secretary for international finance at the US Treasury, joined OMFIF ahead of the International Monetary Fund-World Bank annual meetings for a presentation and moderated discussion on the IMF, including key issues facing the Fund, its future and its governance.
LATEST REPORT
The future of public money
This report outlines the need for an urgent rethink of how public spending is framed, conducted and evaluated to ensure governments can meet growing societal demands while improving the sustainability of public finances.