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  • Emerging Markets
    First among equals
    Multilateral bond issuance in emerging markets is becoming ever more sophisticated – and necessary. The IFC has been pointing the way
    September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    Going local
    Multilateral bond issuance in emerging markets is becoming ever more sophisticated – and necessary
    Nina Shapiro, September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    New high for capital flows
    Private capital flows to emerging markets are projected to reach a record high of $345 billion this year as global financial liquidity also continues at record high levels, the Institute of International Finance (IIF) announced yesterday.
    September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    Not so fast Sofia?
    Bulgaria's accession could be the latest casualty of hardening attitudes in Brussels
    Taimour Lay, September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    Protestors kept at bay
    An exclusion zone around the IMF/World Bank yesterday kept protesters away from the meetings while inside the building, security officials stopped parliamentarians from developing countries presenting a petition to Rodrigo de Rato and Paul Wolfowitz.
    September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    Russia's potential
    German Gref, Russia's minister of economic development and trade, defends the government's economic record in an interview with Emerging Markets
    September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    Singapore ready for invasion
    Next year's annual meetings of the IMF and World Bank will be a special 'Singapore experience', promises Lim Hwee Hua, Minister of State at the Singapore finance ministry who will oversee organization of the mammoth event.
    September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    State of power play
    Russia's economic prospects are less rosy than its booming stock market might suggest.
    September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    Growing pains
    For all the pledges and half promises made to EU hopefuls, the obstacles to membership are mounting. Bulgaria’s timely accession could be the latest casualty of hardening attitudes in Brussels
    Taimour Lay, September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    IMF conditionality: the pros and cons
    IMF conditionality is not so bad and can actually help African economies develop, African finance ministers argued yesterday. The relationship between the Fund and African governments was more equitable than is often assumed, they told a press briefing.
    Sophia Hoffmann, September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    Iran welcomes global ties
    Iran's new finance minister sent a strong signal this weekend that his country would welcome international and private-sector investors despite the perception that new president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is a hard-liner who may not be keen on opening up the economy.
    September 25, 2005
  • Emerging Markets
    Latin economies must restructure debts
    Latin American economies should follow a simple rule of thumb to handle unwieldy debt burdens, Roberto Lavagna, Argentina's economy minister, says: 'Restructure and pay. That's what we've done.'
    September 25, 2005
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