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Quantifying the macroeconomic impact of geopolitical risk

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Julian Reynolds Policymakers and market participants consistently cite geopolitical developments as a key risk to the global economy and financial system. This impact appears much larger in emerging market economies (EMEs) than advanced economies (AEs). How has the global geopolitical outlook evolved?

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Market Commentary: Week of May 30, 2022

SWBC's LenderHub

and global economy is weakening faster than expectations, which in turn could allow central bankers to curtail monetary policy tightening sooner that previously thought. The “good” news over the week was that both the U.S.

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China Weakness Has Treasury Prices Higher

South State Correspondent

A trio of reports out of China overnight suggest the second largest global economy has hit another soft patch and that has risk assets on the back foot this morning with Treasuries in the green. Don’t look for any policy pivot in these minutes. China Weakness Has Treasury Prices Higher.

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Cloudy with a chance of tariffs: the impact of policy uncertainty on the global economy

BankUnderground

By making it more costly to buy goods from abroad, higher tariffs have reduced global trade flows and spending by households and businesses. But ‘direct’ effects of tariffs are not the only ways in which trade-related issues can affect global growth. Effect of uncertainty on global growth.

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Citi’s Naveed Sultan To Lead Bank’s Global Digitization Charge

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Sultan will be in charge of building a new "digital policy, strategy and advisory practice" that will consult with governments interested in digitizing their economies and financial systems, among other duties, the memo states.

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Bitesize: Riding the waves: the breadth of global monetary policy changes

BankUnderground

Occasionally, economic shocks are global in nature and so monetary policy can move in tandem across the world. But how common have directional changes in monetary policy been across the world over recent decades? The MPDI does not include changes in other monetary policy tools, such as asset purchases.

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Re-Examining The Role Of Correspondent Banking

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What might replace a clunky system in a world where payments are becoming ever more global? The BIS found that decline is even more pronounced in emerging-market economies and smaller island nations. And eventually, global volumes should rebound as economies re-emerge from lockdowns.