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◆ Mexico throws Pemex innovative debt lifeline ◆ Callable ZCs in vogue for public sector issuers ◆ Why ECB regs update will drive insurance capital issuance
Reform will be very painful, but worth it
Investors have praised the deal, and Pemex's spread to the sovereign has crunched tighter
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As the death toll rises and the financial impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict tops $18bn, the obstacles to aid are huge. Yet the conflict has barely scratched the world economy -
Climate finance flows are too slow, says the head of one of Africa’s largest banks. Attracting large institutional investors and Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds will be vital to speeding them up
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Vice-minister of finance says the EU must hit Russia’s energy earnings and choke dual use goods
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Suriname’s finance and foreign ministers tell GlobalMarkets how the country plans to make effective use of a $10.5bn oil windfall and avoid the resource curse
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National Bank of Ukraine governor Andriy Pushnyy says Russia is pounding power stations and freer floating currency leaves little possibility of cutting rates
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Rich country donors are expected to pledge more to the World Bank’s International Development Association than the $100bn target, but inflation has negated the growth
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CAF gearing up to transform regional development
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Emirates NBD Capital: An unrivalled conduit for Middle East liquidity
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European Investment Bank: Supporting sustainable development in North Africa
