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India's shock absorbers are not workingIndia's external sector faces unprecedented pressure. Shock absorbers that previously aided recovery have weakened simultaneously. This inc...- US national debt crosses 100% of GDP: America now owes more than its entire economy produces — and the $1 trillion interest payments alone now outpace the PentagonU.S. debt-to-GDP ratio hit 100.2% on March 31: For the first time since the ruins of World War II, the United States national debt has surp...
- Worries about global economic pain deepen as the war in Iran drags onGlobal markets are reeling from U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran. Energy infrastructure damage is causing long-term economic pain. Oil and ...
- China spent $240 billion bailing out 'Belt and Road' countries: StudyAlmost 80% of the lending was made between 2016 and 2021, mainly to middle-income countries including Argentina, Mongolia and Pakistan, acc...
- China spent $240 bn bailing out 'Belt and Road' countries- StudyChina has lent hundreds of billions of dollars to build infrastructure in developing countries, but lending has tailed off since 2016 as ma...
- China spent $240 billion bailing out 'Belt & Road' countries: StudyAlmost 80% of the rescue lending was made between 2016 and 2021, mainly to middle-income countries including Argentina, Mongolia and Pakist...
- Gold inches higher; set for worst quarter in five as dollar shinesThe dollar ticked up towards recent two-decade peaks, and could record its best quarter in over five years, making gold less attractive for...
- Russia, Belarus squarely in 'default territory' on billions in debt: World BankThe specter of Russia defaulting on $40 billion of external bonds - its first major such default since the years following the 1917 Bolshev...
- IMF board reaffirms confidence in Kristalina Georgieva who is accused of altering data to favour ChinaA 24-member IMF board reached the decision on Monday after marathon meetings over the past week, where members debated the future of Georgi...
- Poor countries' debt rose 12% to record $860 bln in 2020: World BankThe G20 and Paris Club of official creditors launched a Common Framework for Debt Treatments last year to restructure unsustainable debt si...
- Less extreme lockdown to work better for India: Carmen Reinhart, chief economist, World BankConstrained fiscal capacity and little policy room with a big informal sector pose challenges, says Reinhart in an interview to ET.
- Constrained fiscal capacity, limited monetary policy room can hit India hard: World Bank chief economistReinhart ruled out a threat of a repeat of the taper tantrum of 2013 for India, or a sharp sell-off by foreign institutional investors, but...
- Global economy can shake off pandemic in 2021, leaders sayWorld Bank Chief Economist Carmen Reinhart said increasing debt distress in many of those countries meant that China, now the world's large...
- Global economic recovery may take five years, says World Bank chief economist Carmen Reinhart"There will probably be a quick rebound as all the restriction measures linked to lockdowns are lifted, but a full recovery will take as mu...
- Globalisation is probably dead; US-China trade tensions are backUS closely studying economic penalties for China for its security legislation plan in Hong Kong.
- It was China’s decade of bonds as US still owns equity marketsBonds issued by Chinese entities account for about 12 per cent of debt securities outstanding.
- Worse than 2008? Here's what emerging market numbers showHealthy current account balances are the front line of defense for emerging markets.
- US Federal Reserve rebuffs calls to take the threat of fallout in emerging marketsFed officials rebuffed international calls to take the threat of fallout in emerging markets into account when tapering the monetary stimul...
- In macroeconomics ideas are more powerful than factsThe other is new work from the IMF on the relationship between inflation and unemployment.
- Countries doing well think they're doing everything right: RogoffThe US has been picking up. And executives have been thinking about investing more in the US than they were. The next decade is going to be...
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