Central Europe's lower yields may dampen bond outflows

QE unwinding is sparking bond outflows from Central Europe but higher-yielding debt markets may suffer more

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Despite political headwinds, Qatar’s economy will grow

Over six months into the blockade imposed by Gulf rivals, Qatar’s economy and financial system have adjusted

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Japanese firms have gone from being net borrowers to net savers

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El Salvador’s economy suffers a range of structural problems that show no sign of improvement

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Narrowing fiscal space could force long overdue measures to stabilise rising government debt levels

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The oil sector is crucial for the economy but corruption and environmental issues will test the government’s popularity

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Islamabad is seeking to redress a deteriorating external balance and dwindling foreign exchange reserves

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Modest growth in 2017 did not offset concerns over jobs and inflation that are plaguing the government

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Greece will issue new bonds before its bailout expires to test the market, improve liquidity and establish benchmarks

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In the cautious kingdom, new taxes and subsidy cuts are partly (and, in theory, temporarily) offset by extra allowances

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