| 2025 could be the tipping point for India’s economic aspirations |
| By Udaibir Das |
| The historical resonance of 2025 cannot be overstated. It marks the halfway point to achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, reflecting progress and challenges in poverty alleviation, gender equality and climate action. It is an especially pivotal year in advancing regional commitments, such as the Addis Ababa Action Agenda on Financing for Development, which will also evaluate progress in mobilising resources. Read the full commentary → |
FX markets 2025: US bull in the China shop
By Mark Sobel
Continued dollar strength and associated pressures on global finance may be the hallmark of 2025 foreign exchange markets, especially the first half of the year, notwithstanding the dollar’s large ‘overvaluation’ and massive current account deficit.
MEETINGS
Banco Central do Brasil on Brazil’s macroeconomic outlook
Thursday 27 February, Roundtable
Diogo Guillen, deputy governor of Banco Central do Brasil, joins OMFIF to discuss the macroeconomic outlook for Brazil in 2025. This meeting covers topics including inflation, economic growth, the external environment and implications for monetary policy.
ON DEMAND
Global Public Funds 2024 launch
The report draws on the results of a survey, featuring interviews and contributions from public asset owners with a focus on attitudes to private markets, emerging market allocations and approaches to transition finance. This virtual launch event brings together leading figures in the industry to present and discuss the key findings of the report.
LATEST REPORT
Promoting European integration through digital innovation
OMFIF’s Future of payments forum brought together representatives from central banks, scheme operators, regulators, commercial banks and technology providers to unpack the progress and challenges in upgrading the payments infrastructure within Europe.
