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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
Caught between extremes: Latin America’s democratic trap
Polarisation limits capacity for debate and reform ...
Commentaries
The sovereign needs a balance sheet strategy
Higher yields are not only a warning but an opportunity ...
Video
March FOMC meeting: assessment and outlook for US monetary policy
Esther George, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City (2011-23), and David Wilcox, ...
Podcast
European investment grade credit in a shifting macro regime
Conor Perry, economist at OMFIF, speaks with Edward Harrold, fixed income investment director at Capital ...
Meetings
Chief economists briefing
4 June 2026
This virtual roundtable convenes leading economists from public and private sector institutions to examine the ...
June FOMC meeting: the outlook for US monetary policy
18 June 2026
Following the June Federal Open Market Committee meeting, Claudia Sahm and Randy Quarles join OMFIF’s ...
The European secured note: policy design and market potential
22 June 2026
Small-and medium-sized enterprises financing is central to European competitiveness and the Savings and Investments Union ...
Global Public Investor 2026
30 June 2026
OMFIF's flagship Global Public Investor highlights the latest trends in foreign exchange reserve management through ...
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The future of public money
Over the past three years, OMFIF has collaborated with EY on a project that explores how to improve public finance management. This year’s project examines how governments can more effectively allocate public funds to support better fiscal, economic and societal outcomes.