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(Reuters) -Financial markets have got off to a volatile start to the week, after Hamas militants launched an assault on Israel at the weekend, triggering

Geopolitical competition between China and the United States has fragmented the world on political, economic, trade, and financial fronts.

Restructuring efforts for defaulted countries could reach a breakthrough before year-end as talks continue, while the finances of nations like Pakistan and Egypt will also be under scrutiny when policymakers and asset managers gather for the World Bank and International Monetary Fund’s annual meetings in Marrakech next week

LONDON: Emerging economies are facing headwinds from all sides, with a recent selloff in U.S. Treasuries and China’s...

Pan Gongsheng is set to debut on the international stage next week, presenting the biggest opportunity for global economic and banking chiefs to rub shoulders with China’s top central banker and gain valuable clues on where he aims to steer policy. The People’s Bank of China governor is expected to make his way to Marrakech

Emerging economies are facing headwinds from all sides, with a recent selloff in U.S. Treasuries and Chinas slowing economy adding layers of uncertainty while the Federal Reserve might not have...

There's plenty to chew over for policy makers meeting at the World Bank/International Monetary Fund annual meeting, while Britain's opposition Labour party - vying for government - will set out its stall ahead of next year's election. When all were bowing before king dollar in days gone by, the yen suddenly had other ideas.

Still punchy after a bond market rout and forex market gyrations, financial markets are bracing for U.S. inflation numbers and the start of earnings season. Theres plenty to chew over...

What investors will be watching over the next seven days

A year ago, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced that an alarming 60 percent of developing countries and 25 percent of emerging market economies were either in debt distress or at severe risk of default. The confluence of severe shocks in the period 2020-22, starting with the COVID-19 pandemic and followed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and interest rate hikes in advanced economies, left many emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs) struggling to meet their external obliga...