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The IMF can see the fire but has no sprinkler system

The IMF can see the fire but has no sprinkler system

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Writing a cross-border playbook for a recurring warning
The future of financial intermediation with or without the Clarity Act

The future of financial intermediation with or without the Clarity Act

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The bill’s failure to pass ‘should not surprise anyone’
People’s Bank of China exchange rate paper is left wanting

People’s Bank of China exchange rate paper is left wanting

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PBoC only scratches the surface on currency undervaluation
Annual meetings 2026: Storms lurk behind resilience

Annual meetings 2026: Storms lurk behind resilience

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IMF-World Bank Bangkok delegates should be filled with angst
Making the transition resilient in Latin America

Making the transition resilient in Latin America

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The region’s competing priorities: accelerating growth and environmental protection
Normalisation in motion

Normalisation in motion

Strategic allocation challenges in a changing opportunity set
Still a privilege, no longer exorbitant

Still a privilege, no longer exorbitant

Investors still pay a premium to hold dollars but now demand one to hold Treasuries
The inevitable mathematics of sovereign debt

The inevitable mathematics of sovereign debt

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Central banks understand it, so should individual investors
Financing Latin America’s long-term transition

Financing Latin America’s long-term transition

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Despite policy uncertainty, the region is becoming fertile soil for investment
When should a central bank sell its gold?

When should a central bank sell its gold?

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How states commit assets before they can use them
Giving artificial intelligence the power to pay

Giving artificial intelligence the power to pay

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This October edition of the OMFIF Digital Monetary Institute Journal examines what changes are necessary before progress can happen in agentic payments
The limits of a new Plaza accord

The limits of a new Plaza accord

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Co-operation over compulsion stands a better chance of success
Austan Goolsbee on why ‘looking through’ shocks no longer works

Austan Goolsbee on why ‘looking through’ shocks no longer works

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Chicago Fed president discusses persistent supply shocks, the pain of tightening and why independence matters more than ever
New York Climate Week 2026: Resilience, data centres and nature

New York Climate Week 2026: Resilience, data centres and nature

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Investors strengthen focus on environmental, social and financial resilience
The missing variable in the imbalances debate

The missing variable in the imbalances debate

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US deficit and the dollar’s reserve status are not separate stories
The end of the Nato firm

The end of the Nato firm

Risk management should take lessons from climate

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