Americas
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With a few isolated exceptions inflation has not been a problem for emerging markets so far, but that could suddenly change -
Policymakers in advanced nations should set policy so as to keep spillover risks to developing countries to a minimum, leaders warned
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Emerging economies are expected to use the meeting of the International Monetary and Financial Committee to express anger over delay to IMF reform
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Emerging market stocks have escaped the immediate threat of Fed tapering, but that’s no cause for breaking out the champagne
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The Obama administration wants to conclude the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal this year but faces opposition on Capitol Hill
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Asia Pacific is set to overtake the US as the world’s wealthiest region in 2017, with China expected to have 2.1 million millionaires by 2018
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The sell-off in emerging market assets has attracted global investors but some are still worried about economic and fiscal risks
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A large outflow of Chinese money would send stock markets and real estate prices in the US soaring
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Leaders in emerging market countries wonder whether the world’s confidence in the US’s creditworthiness is misplaced
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A top Chinese diplomat wants the BRICS to create a secretariat in order to make the group more efficient
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As the deadline for raising the US debt ceiling approaches, market experts become more worried
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Countries must resist calls to protect their domestic systems from financial reform
