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Supplying a ‘diversity of instruments’ is important for sovereign to meet needs of different investors, says DMO chief
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Around 50 finance ministers gathered in Washington on October 19 to put into action measures to implement the six Helsinki Principles that they agreed on five months ago. They are set to issue a communique that will acknowledge that the world is in the grip of a climate emergency. -
Uruguay has become the first sovereign issuer to set out plans for a bond that takes a more comprehensive view of the ESG agenda rather than the classic green bond structure. A number of EM countries have told GlobalMarkets they are interested in issuing sustainability bonds, even as seasoned issuers have moved away from the product.
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Even as Britain prepares to leave the EU, states on its eastern and southern continue to knock on the door in the hope of being invited in, despite signs that some of the older members have little appetite for expansion
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India’s Ministry of Finance is making big efforts to revive the country’s stagnating economy, with measures to front-load infrastructure spending and boost consumption. But experts warn that it will take many more tough reforms to get India back to its heyday of strong growth.
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Europe’s strongest member states are on the verge of embarking on a growth-boosting fiscal splurge, but leading economists in the region fear that any action will be too little and too late to avert a recession in the bloc
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GlobalMarkets understands that the US Federal Reserve has proposed creating a standing repo facility that could be counted as part of banks’ regulatory liquidity limits to prevent another rep spike
