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MDBs unite in breakthrough pact but Banga ducks capital increase call
Reform agenda leaps forward after shareholder pressure as MDBs pledge to innovate
West keeping grip on IMF risks global ‘fragmentation’
Quota reform by December is a zero sum game that could leave no one happy
US rift with China threatens EM supply chain hopes
Plans to cut the country out are impacting those with existing JVs like Morocco and Indonesia
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North Africa is one of the most important regions for the European Investment Bank’s financing outside the EU, and one where it sees great potential for funding sustainable development.
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Quantitative tightening considered by ECB could destabilise economy, governors argue
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MDBs should not ignore Israel-Hamas conflict
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Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the Maldives failed to boost their financial buffers in good times and are now suffering from an oil price shock
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Standardising regulatory frameworks in developing economies could reassure investors and help attract green and transition financing
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Morocco is becoming the ‘safe country’ in North Africa for renewables investments such as solar, wind and green hydrogen
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Uruguay will get rate cut on World Bank loan if it exceeds methane target
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Trade is shifting to south-south, but that does not necessarily bring cultural solidarity or liberation
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MDBs need a massive shift to scale up
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Huge debt-funded infrastructure spending has left Pakistan owing billions and turning to the IMF
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