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  • The green bond market is growing at a strong pace, with governments — including Nigeria — now considering joining the market. Standards are being set just as fast — and industry pioneers have defended these developments against claims that they could be too high a burden for emerging market or corporate issuers to join the market
  • The governor of the Brazilian central bank had words of wisdom on the need for emerging markets to reform as he was able to celebrate the lowest domestic inflation for 18 years
  • Wall Street chief executives gave their views on the impact of Brexit on City of London, the UK and Europe. With Morgan Stanley’s James Gorman pronouncing New York will benefit most from the fall-out
  • JP Morgan’s chairman and chief executive was in sympathetic mood in Washington this week, advocating a pause in the regulation of banks in Europe that would give them time to get on with financing the real economy
  • The need for a rebalancing towards fiscal policy and away from QE was central to Christine Lagarde’s agenda for the annual meetings. But the idea has gained little traction, being rejected by both European policymakers and some economists
  • The emerging markets world is divided over Donald Trump with leading investor Mark Mobius seeing him as a potential boon for economies but Sri Lanka’s foreign minister says he talks nonsense. But whoever is right, one thing appears true – no one is prepared for President Trump
  • Financing infrastructure for sustainable development
  • Less regulation is not answer to bank stocks volatility
  • Sri Lanka’s economy is slowly being wrestled back into shape, following the disastrous era of scattergun borrowing and spending that embodied the previous government. But, the country’s finance minister tells Global Markets, much remains to be done in order to clear a huge backlog of debt and toxic loans out of the financial system, and get the economy moving again
  • Seen and heard in the corridors of the Annual Meetings
  • Countries in Central and Eastern Europe are warning Brussels to refrain from interfering in their domestic politics, saying the focus should be on tackling issues that led to the Brexit vote such as youth employment and stimulating growth
  • Marrakesh in November will be a landmark: the first ‘implementation COP’, when countries start making the Paris Agreement work. But there is no cause for cheering — decarbonisation needs to get a lot more ambitious to prevent climate disaster