The Institute of International Finance ("IIF") welcomes the continued efforts of the organization for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation ("PEC") in pro
Analysts weigh current growth signals against the potential impact of tariffs' Dollar strength prompts a rethink across asset prices What next for com
Welcome back to another edition of Sticky Notes, the IIF's review of this week's events in international economics and politics. If you would like to
A distinction is often made between hot money and more stable capital flows. We examine which non-resident capital flows to EM look most like hot mone
Many emerging markets have sold off sharply this year, and a hawkish shift from the Fed could add fuel to the fire. We examine Fed policy through t
The IIF and GFMA recently jointly filed a response to a FSB consultation on recommendations for consistent national reporting of data on the use of co
Why has there not been a more pronounced rise in inflation, "¦ given that standard indicators of slack point to a tight economy? One possibility is th
We're pleased to share our new IIF paper Safeguarding Customer Data in the Financial Sector, the first in a series of papers that we will be producing
The RMB had been on the sidelines of growing trade tensions, but its recent weakness is raising fears of competitive devaluation. We continue to th
Thank you for joining us for another edition of Sticky Notes, the IIF's new weekly look at the big events we're watching in international economics an