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June 28, 2016
Qatar has been weathering the sharp fall in energy prices. Economic activity has moderated relative to the rapid pace of growth in recent years due to

June 27, 2016
The authorities seem determined to offset a slowdown in private investment by relaxing macroeconomic policies and stimulating domestic consumption. T

June 27, 2016
The conservative PP won a larger plurality in yesterday's rerun of the December general election but, once again, failed to win a majority. PP won 33%

June 24, 2016
The unexpected Brexit win by a solid margin (51.9% to 48.1%) has cascaded across international financial markets. The GBP has taken an unprecedented o

June 24, 2016
On June 23rd, the government of President Juan Manuel Santos and the FARC guerrilla group announced a definitive ceasefire agreement. Peace is now wit

June 23, 2016

1.'  Markets betting on Bremain: '  With the momentum of poll results shifting back towards Bremain, the markets seem to have decided that ther

June 22, 2016
Kuczynski plans to expand the private sector role as a growth engine, building upon the current macro framework. The new administration is wel

June 22, 2016

Banks are under pressure to reform conventional business models with rising non-performing loans and slowing profit growth. Strong competition for dep

June 21, 2016
On Friday, June 17, the IIF hosted a presentation at our Washington D.C. office of the IMF's Financial System Assessment Program (FSAP) report on the

June 20, 2016
The Saudi government has unveiled a sweeping economic plan of structural and fiscal reforms. The plan aims to reduce the Kingdom's dependence on oil,

June 20, 2016
The IMF is likely to finally disburse the third tranche of its program in July or August, almost a year later t

June 20, 2016
Key provisions to reduce fiscal rigidity and limit spending are being endorsed. The policy adjustment, however, is beset by political r

June 20, 2016
The surge in portfolio flows to emerging markets that began on June 2 and gained further momentum after Janet Yellen's June 6 speech came to an en

June 17, 2016
With the economy sliding into recession and inflation surging, the Central Bank of Nigeria announced plans to abandon its fixed exchange rate policy a

June 16, 2016
Annual core inflation accelerated to 12.2% in May, up from 9.5% in April. Food prices have also been rising at a rapid pace for several years (Chart 1

June 16, 2016
1.'  Rush for safe havens as Brexit vote looms : A week is a long time in financial markets as well as politics.'  An abrupt swing towards a LEAVE vot

June 14, 2016
OIL REBOUND GIVES BOOST TO EM GROWTH After modest improvements in March and April, our EM Growth Tracker points to a large upswing in May. Our tracki

June 14, 2016
Rising debt levels in emerging markets continue to represent a significant concern amid signs of declining credit quality, weaker corporate profitabi

June 13, 2016
A PERFECT STORM FOR MARKETS? Global equities slumped again today, with major government bond yields dropping to new record lows; further yen strength

June 13, 2016
Our Flows Alert remains active as emerging markets continued to see strong portfolio inflows over the past week (Chart 1). Since flows turned positi
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