Any US Fed balance sheet unwinding may be disorderly

The Fed insists that its renewed balance sheet expansion is not a policy change, but it will complicate policy decisions

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Kyrgyz corruption will become a key election issue

Despite public anger, there is little chance a system packed with beneficiaries will act against corrupt interests

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The US government has passed a law that formalises its support for the anti-government protest movement in Hong Kong

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The US-China trade conflict and fears for WTO functionality are disrupting multilateralism, but regional deals progress

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Global growth is stabilising at a weak pace, and forecasts of trade rebounding robustly may be premature

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Japan plans to impose tougher rules to screen acquisitions by foreign firms on national security grounds

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An improved debt sustainability assessment would support Athens’s argument for lower primary fiscal surplus targets

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Central-Eastern Europe’s experience of Chinese investment has been mixed at best

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Global economic growth is slowing, and the average credit quality of investment-grade bonds is deteriorating

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Financial markets view a no-deal Brexit as a remote possibility, but markets are underpricing significant risks

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