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Global Public Investor 2026
OMFIF's flagship Global Public Investor highlights the latest trends in foreign exchange reserve management through our annual survey of over 70 central banks across the world. For the 13th edition of the report in 2026, we address key questions including: how will the interest rate outlook shape fixed income portfolios? ...
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Commentaries
How Burnham can avoid Starmer’s fiscal policy mistakes
Fix public finances first, then increase funding for causes ...
Commentaries
The dollar is unsinkable for the foreseeable future
Central banks face a foreign exchange reserves paradox ...
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Global Public Investor 2026
OMFIF's Global Public Investor highlights the latest trends in foreign exchange reserve management through its ...
Podcast
The doom loop: why the world economic order is spiralling into disorder
Long-standing assumptions about globalisation, multilateral co-operation and financial stability are increasingly being challenged, raising questions ...
Meetings
Looking back, looking forward: The world economy through the World Bank’s lens
20 July 2026
Indermit Gill, chief economist at the World Bank, joins David Marsh, chairman of OMFIF, and ...
It’s all about the role of money
21 July 2026
Nathanaël Benjamin, executive director of financial stability strategy and risk at the Bank of England, ...
The OBR on fiscal risks and sustainability in the UK
22 July 2026
Following the publication of the Office for Budget Responsibility's latest Fiscal Risks and Sustainability Report, ...
Money Disrupted: Are bond yields structurally moving higher? Will bond vigilantes return?
27 July 2026
Money Disrupted is a monthly roundtable series examining how economic fragmentation, geopolitics and technological change ...
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The future of public money
Over the past four years, OMFIF has collaborated with EY on a project that explores how to improve public finance management. Last year’s project examined how governments can more effectively allocate public funds to support better fiscal, economic and societal outcomes.