Publications

October 2016 Capital Markets Monitor: 'Helicopter Money'? Not Likely, But...

October 3, 2016

Recovery, inflation still subdued: After 8 years of QE and low/negative policy rates, recovery remains tepid, with inflation performance and expe

IIF Dispatch: Update from Bahrain

September 30, 2016

On our recent visit to Bahrain, we were impressed with the relative resilience of activity despite the crash in oil prices. The economy has put the ad

Insurance Inclusion: Reaching Underserved Populations with Tech

September 30, 2016

Our recent report, Innovation in Insurance, documented technology-driven changes underway in the insurance industry. One exciting implication of these

Indonesia: Looking for Growth

September 29, 2016

Domestic demand is helping to revive the economy from the slowdown brought on by weak exports and the earlier commodity price slump. Although revenue

IIF Dispatch: Update from Kenya

September 29, 2016

Banking Sector Disrupted ' The focus of the meetings on our recent trip to Nairobi centered on the implications of the Banking (Amendment) Act 2016 t

Weekly Insight: Looking Ahead to Q4

September 29, 2016

Hoping for improvement-but pitfalls remain IIF Capital Flows Tracker - strong appetite for EM assets continues Oil - staying in the sweet spot Germany

September 2016 Global Economic Chartbook

September 28, 2016

The September 2016 edition of the IIF Global Economic Chartbook summarizes our current views on the global economy, drawing on our latest Global Econo

September 2016 IIF Capital Flows Tracker

September 28, 2016

As part of ongoing efforts to enhance our monitoring of capital flows to emerging markets, we are introducing new country-level indicators to track ne

Turkey: Adjusting To A Higher Risk Perception

September 28, 2016

The failed coup attempt on July 15 has intensified investor concerns, leading to repricing of Turkey's country risk and tilting growth risks to the do

IIF Dispatch: Update from Oman

September 28, 2016

On our recent visit to Oman, we found the pace of economic activity decelerating as the authorities grapple with large twin deficits. Growth had been

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