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Memories of the 1980s and 1990s loom as prices rise at the fastest pace in two decades
Multilateral institutions and donors differ on challenges posed by conflict in Ukraine, food inflation and climate change
European Commission draws up new plans but Kyiv still faces substantial financing gap
Gains for commodity-rich nations have waned on economic growth concerns
Kristalina Georgieva urges fund’s membership to provide aid to economy battered by Russia’s invasion
Finance minister seeks immediate aid from allies to plug deficit amounting to several billion dollars a month
Aid to be used to help Kyiv ‘meet its balance of payments’ and ‘help stabilise its economy’
Ashmore among those facing withdrawals as investors weigh rising rates and geopolitical events, says BofA
Ukraine war could cause more ‘fragmentation’ in global financial system, warns top official
Conflict’s disruption to trade threatens a debt crisis in dozens of low- and middle-income countries
Financial assistance from IMF and others will not cover the devastating hit to country’s output, economists say
Interventions and interest rate rises tackle currency weakness sparked by invasion of Ukraine
Russian invasion adds to concerns over impact of higher prices for oil and other commodities
Soaring energy prices alone could tip the world into a second recession in three years
Pandemic recovery donations from G20’s special drawing rights fail to reach $100bn target
Measures aggravated problems for many countries now struggling to service debts, says Ken Ofori-Atta
As inflation spirals and growth rates slow, the case for investing in emerging markets has rarely been weaker
Brazil, Russia and others jumped ahead of the Fed to control inflation but may have stifled growth
World Bank warns of risk of ‘disorderly defaults’ as pandemic-era relief scheme expires
Economic impact on developing countries will leave them further behind rich nations
Creditor body’s Emmanuel Moulin says bilateral borrowing risks disrupting efforts to ease pandemic-hit finances
Beijing has unusual dual-track strategy to influence the multilateral bodies that underpin western capitalism
From the GameStop saga to the Archegos debacle — these are the events that shaped the year
Flows into asset class ‘dry up’ on worries over US monetary policy and Omicron
Analysts warn of increased dollarisation, hyperinflation and the rising cost of debt
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