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Higher rate expectations have sharply reduced the possibility of bonds being redeemed this year
Many bankers find reasons to leave the region
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The world economy is recovering strongly from the pandemic, but low and middle income countries are being left behind. They are looking to the North for vaccines, leniency on debt and fresh development financing -
A rocketing gas price is bad news for Turkey, a big energy importer, which already has concerns around higher US rates and a strengthening dollar
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Bond prices stay at distressed levels as concerns over transparency and governance suggest vital IMF programme is distant
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While the impending advent of central bank digital currencies (CBDC) has the potential to offer emerging markets a fresh toolkit for stability it could also exacerbate financial system risk, experts have warned.
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In the last few months, new Covid-19 variants and broken supply chains have lowered the emerging markets outlook sharply. But even when these twin headwinds pass, experts warn emerging economies face a more insidious threat: that secular stagnation will choke off growth prospects
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Producer of Jose Cuervo tequila uses proceeds of recent bond sale to fund tender offer
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