Sudan's economic reform will prove challenging

Economic reform is a key priority, but faces a range of structural, technical and political challenges

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More negative-yield bonds raise euro-area bank risks

The ECB buying more sovereign bonds may lead to more zero-coupon bond issuance, and disruptive euro-area bank bailouts

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There is growing awareness of the problems that microfinance creates for borrowers in the region

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Macroeconomic expansion will likely be small at best, and insufficient to avert a recession

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Policymakers have bolstered economic resilience through prudent policy and rainy-day saving, not structural reform

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The plunging forint has its compensations, fuelling stimulus-led growth

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New Zealand’s central bank is responding to a turbulent international trade situation

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The government’s proposed economic package is in many ways orthodox, but it is based on very optimistic forecasts

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Modern monetary theory (MMT) is drawing much attention as a new field of economic thinking

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As fears of a sharper global GDP slowdown rise, bond yields have fallen dramatically, reducing monetary policy efficacy

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