As global economic policy uncertainty hits record highs, governments worldwide are grappling with mounting fiscal pressures - exacerbated by costly industrial policy, higher defense spending, climate vulnerabilities and trade wars. And with international competitiveness at risk, government budgets are becoming increasingly stretched, while rising debt service costs force many countries to make painful spending tradeoffs.
Against this challenging backdrop, this roundtable will bring together market and policy experts to examine the key forces shaping global debt and credit markets - and their implications for sovereign and corporate credits as well as financial stability. The discussion will also cover global policy initiatives to enhance EMDE access to international capital, the upcoming Finance for Development Conference (Ff4D) in Seville, and the work of the G20-IMF-World Bank Global Sovereign Debt Roundtable to promote timely and fair debt workouts, fostering a more resilient and inclusive financial system.
This event is by invitation only and will be held under the Chatham House Rule.
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