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Fed Rate Cuts May Help Revive Bond Flows to Emerging, Developing Economies
September 5, 2024
Paula Arias
,
Robin Koepke
Some higher risk countries still face high costs for selling foreign-currency denominated debt to investors after major central banks raised interest rates
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Housing is One Reason Not All Countries Feel Same Pinch of Higher Interest Rates
April 8, 2024
Mehdi Benatiya Andaloussi
,
Nina Biljanovska
,
Alessia De Stefani
,
Rui C. Mano
Effects may be delayed in some countries: if interest rates remain higher for longer, homeowners will likely feel their effects as mortgage rates adjust
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Emerging Markets Navigate Global Interest Rate Volatility
January 31, 2024
Tobias Adrian
,
Fabio Natalucci
,
Jason Wu
Major emerging markets have shown resilience to global rate gyrations, but more challenging times could be ahead
Monetary policy
US Commercial Real Estate Remains a Risk Despite Investor Hopes for Soft Landing
January 18, 2024
Andrea Deghi
,
Fabio Natalucci
,
Mahvash S. Qureshi
One of the steepest price declines in at least a half century heightens risks to investors and lenders
Monetary policy
Housing Affordability Remains Stretched Amid Higher Interest Rate Environment
January 11, 2024
Nassira Abbas
,
Corrado Macchiarelli
Prospective home buyers face high prices and elevated borrowing costs, while homeowners refrain from listing their properties
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Higher-for-Longer Interest Rate Environment is Squeezing More Borrowers
October 10, 2023
Tobias Adrian
Elevated inflation means central banks may have to keep policy rates higher in a way that stretches the capacity of borrowers to repay debt
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