Mexico’s Bet On Oil Expected To Pay Off
With all eyes on Mexico’s PEMEX, the state-owned oil conglomerate, in the wake of the commodities downturn, recent moves by…
Banixco Holds Neutral Tone
Mexico’s central bank (Banxico) has published the minutes from its monetary policy meeting which was held on August 11th. At…
Latin America’s Monetary Policy Outlook
A Look At Brazil & Argentina In recent weeks, the global liquidity backdrop has somewhat improved for a number of…
Peso Weakness to Continue
The Mexican peso will continue to underperform among most of its peers in the emerging markets, according to the results…
Fed Must Stay Tuned to the World, Not Be A Global Central Bank
The United Kingdom’s historic and unexpected decision to part ways with the European Union shows exactly why the U.S. Federal…
Rajan Departure Raises Questions
Raghuram Govind Rajan, governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), will not seek a second term when his tenure…
CFR Introduces Global Monetary Policy Tracker
Dr. Benn Steil, senior fellow and director of international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, has…
The Hong Kong Dollar: Asia’s Premier Currency
The currency speculators are restless again. Many of them, including George Soros and Kyle Bass, are reportedly taking aim at…
China’s Currency Now Part of Global “Basket”
At a dinner four years ago, I sat opposite a senior official of the New York Federal Reserve, and was…
Looking Ahead: Emerging Markets in 2016
Looking ahead to 2016, Rachel Ziemba, Managing Director of Emerging Markets at Roubini Global Economics, discusses volatility in China and…
