…foreign exchange market intervention became less common. The outbreak of crises in emerging markets in the 1990s required a joint response, and the IMF took on the role of crisis…

…The authors investigate the spread of carry trade and its broad scope, including the transformation of global financial markets. Firms in emerging markets use capital markets to obtain finance from…

…for a purpose, in response to a need. Markets shouldn’t be created just for the purpose of selling something. These days, market surveys can accurately measure demand. What about markets…

…bonds or written off. The IMF’s latest Global Financial Stability Report provides data on the recent rise in government debt: “Government debt in emerging markets (excluding China) is expected to reach 61…

– by New Deal democrat The Bonddad Blog The bifurcation of the new vs. existing home markets continued in March, per the report on existing home sales and prices yesterday….

…highly inefficient industries lacking in innovation and dynamism, since protected local markets curtailed incentives to domestic entrepreneurs to maintain international competitiveness. By the 1990s, it became clear the most successful…

…manufacturing sectors. In the end, the results of these policies were highly inefficient industries lacking in innovation and quality. The protected local markets curtailed incentives to domestic entrepreneurs to maintain…

…comes to taking the pulse of financial markets, amateurs talk about stocks, but professionals talk about bond and currency markets. That’s because bond and currency markets are generally less driven…

…four weeks to prevent further damage to the global economic structure. ‘Snowball effect’ on consumption Mr Nonarit highlights the “snowball effect” of uncertainty on financial markets. Stock markets typically react…

…aspect of capitalism, which I will call relatively unbridled financial markets operating on a global basis, has broken down. And it has broken down in [such a] way that I…