
How emerging markets borrow: New evidence on sovereign bond issuance
Emerging market debt has surged since the pandemic, renewing concerns about rollover risk and fiscal vulnerability. This column uses

Emerging market debt has surged since the pandemic, renewing concerns about rollover risk and fiscal vulnerability. This column uses

Efforts to reduce information asymmetries across firms are increasingly at the centre of Europe’s digital regulatory agenda. This column

Sweden chose to stay outside the monetary union in 1999 and rejected the euro in a 2003 referendum. This

Central banks adjust interest rates to affect consumption and manage aggregate demand. This column uses 6.8 million natural experiments

As governments expand industrial subsidies in the name of economic security, debate intensifies over whether such policies distort trade

The US dollar has dominated the international monetary system since the end of Bretton Woods. This column examines the

The composition of international reserves is in a constant state of flux. This column identifies some surprising recent trends,

There are concerns that the widespread adoption of central bank digital currencies could drain bank deposits and weaken banks’

The 2024 reform of the EU’s Stability and Growth Pact introduced medium-term expenditure paths as the centrepiece of a

A central motivation behind pension reforms over the past three decades has been to strengthen the link between social

Emerging market debt has surged since the pandemic, renewing concerns about rollover risk and fiscal vulnerability. This column uses

Efforts to reduce information asymmetries across firms are increasingly at the centre of Europe’s digital regulatory agenda. This column

Sweden chose to stay outside the monetary union in 1999 and rejected the euro in a 2003 referendum. This

Central banks adjust interest rates to affect consumption and manage aggregate demand. This column uses 6.8 million natural experiments

As governments expand industrial subsidies in the name of economic security, debate intensifies over whether such policies distort trade

The US dollar has dominated the international monetary system since the end of Bretton Woods. This column examines the

The composition of international reserves is in a constant state of flux. This column identifies some surprising recent trends,

There are concerns that the widespread adoption of central bank digital currencies could drain bank deposits and weaken banks’

The 2024 reform of the EU’s Stability and Growth Pact introduced medium-term expenditure paths as the centrepiece of a

A central motivation behind pension reforms over the past three decades has been to strengthen the link between social




© | Global Business & Finance Magazine. All rights reserved.