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More than $1bn has flowed into stocks and bonds every day this week in strong start to 2023
If economy falters, Lula might be less willing or able to take measures to balance the country’s books
Officials say worst-case projections in summer 2022 are now their baseline scenario
Bets on slower Federal Reserve rate rises stoke ‘increasing enthusiasm’ over asset class
Indermit Gill says existing framework offers developing countries ‘too little, too late’
Highly indebted African nation is facing a ‘major economic and financial crisis’
Analysts caution however that developing countries would not automatically be able to start cutting interest rates
Higher interest rates and slump in currencies raise debt servicing costs by more than a third
Investors are keeping a close eye on areas ranging from US Treasury market illiquidity to Japanese government debt
Wipeout presents ‘exciting’ opportunities for Morgan Stanley but Goldman casts doubt on recovery
Analysts predict greater recovery potential than for developed economies if inflation and interest rates stabilise
In some policy areas, the two candidates are not dissimilar but in other respects, they are oceans apart
Crisis-hit Colombo needs commitments from big lenders to unlock IMF rescue package
Bank’s decision follows investor concerns over country’s market infrastructure
Investors head for exit as rising rates in big economies and strong dollar hit sentiment
Fund hands out $140bn in loans as interest rate rises push up countries’ borrowing costs
Pay deals that include indexation clauses are growing in parts of Europe and South America
Gulf state hands Belgrade $1bn loan on favourable terms after market rates more than triple since turn of year
Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Argentina have together received more than $32bn since 2017, data show
Prime minister Denys Shmyhal urges ‘international partners’ to aid with shielding citizens from cold weather and reconstruction
Stocks held up in the pandemic and GDP growth is expected to exceed 8 per cent this year
Bank consults investors about including rupee-denominated debt in move that could drive $30bn in inflows
Global recession fears and rising interest rates drive rush for the exit
Agreement between official creditors paves way for IMF bailout and sets precedent for other troubled economies
Prime minister scales back energy subsidies and tax breaks, and offers concessions on fighting corruption
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