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IMF Warns of Elevated Risks in Global Financial System
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The risks to global financial stability remain high, in the face of tense asset valuations, pressure on sovereign bond markets and increasing influence on non-bank financial institutions, warns the International Monetary Fund (IMF). "Structural changes at work in foreign exchange and bond markets in countries ... This article The risks to global financial stability remain high, according to the IMF, appeared first on Diplomatic Morocco.
IMF: high debt, overvalued assets raise risk of disorderly market correction - Business Review
Global financial stability risks remain elevated despite broadly calm market conditions, the International Monetary Fund said in its Global Financial Stability Report released on October 14. The institution warns that high asset valuations, rising sovereign debt, and growing exposures between banks and nonbank financial institutions could increase the likelihood of a “disorderly correction” if investor […] The post IMF: high debt, overvalued ass…
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