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    Macroeconomic Forecast: Unsettled

    Macroeconomic Forecast: Unsettled

    September 22, 2023

    The war on inflation has not yet been won, but central bankers are winning. And the negative impact has not translated into lower economic growth or recession.

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    Qatar’s Purchase Of Manchester United Stalls Due To Family Drama

    Qatar’s Purchase Of Manchester United Stalls Due To Family Drama

    June 28, 2023

    Upheaval among the football club’s owners, and angry fans, puts a $6 billion-plus deal at stake.

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    September 03, 2023

    Remote work trends threaten debt-loaded developers, but give companies leverage to lower real estate costs.

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    World's Most Peaceful Country 2023 — Global Peace Index

    World's Most Peaceful Country 2023 — Global Peace Index

    June 28, 2023

    In the past 15 years, global peacefulness has fallen by more than 3%. Old and new conflicts, the pandemic and our political and cultural polarization are the main culprits.

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    Global Finance editor Andrea Fiano interviews Ásgeir Jónsson, Central Bank Governor of Iceland during Global Finance's World's Best Bank Awards at the National Press Club in Washington, DC on October 15th.

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Full Faith & Credit? Sukuk Market Stumbles

October 09, 2015
  • Capital Raising & Corporate Finance,
  • Corporate Social Responsibility,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Islamic Finance

Islamic Finance | Bank Negara’s decision to halt issuing shariah-compliant bonds has left a big hole in the Islamic debt market. Filling the void will take time.

China Draws Down Reserves To Keep Renminbi Afloat

October 09, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Foreign Exchange

FX Reserves | China’s foreign exchange reserves plunged by nearly $94 billion in August, the most ever in a single month, as the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) struggled to support the renminbi after devaluing the currency by 1.9%.

Cuba and the US: Back In Business?

October 09, 2015
  • Latin America,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Regional Report | As relations between Cuba and the United States get friendlier, the economic outlook of the island is also improving.

Iran’s Peace Dividend

October 09, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Middle East,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

“An economic windfall.” That’s how the World Bank’s chief economist for the Middle East and North Africa, Shantayanan Devarajan, characterized the boost to the Iranian economy from the lifting of sanctions in the wake of the nuclear deal struck with the permanent members of the UN Security Council.

Who's Who In African Finance 2015

October 09, 2015
  • Africa,
  • Capital Raising & Corporate Finance,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Global Banking

Global Finance’s First Annual List Of Who’s Who In African Finance.

Taiwan Report | Strait Shooters

September 10, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

China’s rattling of sabers may be causing tension in Taiwan, but the country’s currency is on the rise.

The Rules Of Engagement – Regional Overview

September 10, 2015
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Treasury & Cash Management

 A raft of new regulations around the world is changing how treasurers manage cash.

Uruguay–Regional Champ

September 10, 2015
  • Latin America,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Wedged between Brazil and Argentina—two neighbors with serious economic problems—Uruguay is an attractive foreign direct investment alternative in Latin America.

Suez Canal: Egyptian Economy Will See A Bump-up—But How Big?

September 10, 2015
  • Middle East,
  • Capital Raising & Corporate Finance,
  • Emerging Markets

At a lavish ceremony last month, the Egyptian government inaugurated the new Suez Canal, marking an expansion of the original project, which dates to 1869.

The Renminbi Inches Toward Reserve Currency Status

September 10, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Emerging Markets,
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Capital Markets | Foreign Exchange
The executive board of the International Monetary Fund recently held an informal meeting to discuss a staff report that found some deficiencies in the renminbi as a potential reserve currency.

Defending The Digital Perimeter

Defending The Digital Perimeter

September 10, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Technology

In an interview with Global Finance, Asit Oberoi, chief operating officer of India’s YES Bank, talks about how banks are countering threats from hackers and cybercriminals.

Kenya: Can New Central Bank Governor Lock In Gains?

September 10, 2015
  • Africa,
  • Emerging Markets

Patrick Njoroge was named governor of the Central Bank of Kenya in June, part of a broader change in leadership at the Central Bank, including a new chairman and second deputy governor.

State-Owned Companies, Financial Markets & The New Trade Deals

September 10, 2015
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

Trends | Sovereign Funds & Trade
This summer US Congress passed a law giving president Barack Obama the authority to “fast-track” free-trade pacts such as the multinational Trans-Pacific Partnership (or TPP), which covers around 40% of trade in American goods and 60% of trade in Asian goods.

Indonesia Report | Dangerous Summer

September 10, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Foreign Exchange

A wobbly administration and a plunge in commodities prices have triggered one of the nation’s toughest years in recent memory.

Brazil Ratings Downgrade Keeps Coming

September 10, 2015
  • Latin America,
  • Emerging Markets

Major rating agencies are chasing each other in downgrading Brazil, as the country struggles with recession, a spiraling devaluation of the real and a damaging political crisis.

China’s Consumers Could Boost GDP Growth Rate

September 10, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Emerging Markets

Capital Markets | Economic Transition
As China makes the transition to a consumer-led economy, it has the potential to generate an incremental $15 trillion in consumer spending over the next decade, according to a report by think tank The Demand Institute.

Special Economic Zones: Who Wins, Who Loses?

Special Economic Zones: Who Wins, Who Loses?

September 10, 2015
  • Asia-Pacific,
  • Central & Eastern Europe,
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In the race to attract foreign direct investment, countries are opening SEZs at a furious rate. Winnowing down the choices requires some serious due diligence.

A Devaluation In China—And More Turbulence

September 10, 2015
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Global Banking,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

The recent devaluation of the renminbi by Chinese authorities is yet more proof that currency markets do not go on vacation in August.

The Hungary Games

September 10, 2015
  • Central & Eastern Europe,
  • Emerging Markets,
  • Macroeconomy & Globalization

CEE Regional Report
The unorthodox policies of prime minister Viktor Orbán may be controversial, but they’ve helped kick-start the country’s economy. Most of the other CEE nations are also mounting turnarounds..

Saudi Arabia Taps Bond Market As Low Oil Prices Create Deficit

September 10, 2015
  • Middle East,
  • Capital Raising & Corporate Finance,
  • Emerging Markets

Capital Markets | Fixed Income
Saudi Arabia has issued its first sovereign bonds since 2007 to help fund a widening budget deficit caused by continued spending amid low oil prices.

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