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Section: UN System 29 September 2011
  Thematic Debate on Role of United Nations in Global Governance
The 66th session of the UN General Assembly that began on 13 September 2011 will consider a report on the UN and global governance, of which economic governance will be the focus.
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Section: International Financial Architecture 27 July 2010
  Capital Buffer to Protect Against Future Bank Losses – BCBS
The BCBS has tabled a proposal on counter-cyclical capital buffers that would be deployed in the event of excess aggregate credit growth to ensure that the banking system is protected against future potential losses.
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Section: Finance & Development 25 October 2011
  Youth unemployment remains at high levels
Youth unemployment is projected to decline slightly in 2011 compared to 2010, according to the International Labour Organisation.
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Section: Finance & Development 25 October 2011
  Modest Rise in FDI in First Half of This Year
Global FDI inflows rose by only 2% in the first half of 2011 compared with the previous half in 2010, says UNCTAD.
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Section: Financial Instruments, Speculation & Regulation 20 September 2011
  Weak Outlook Drove Down Asset Prices, Fuelled Debt Concerns
Expectation of slower growth in several major economies fuelled by debt concerns caused prices of risky assets falling sharply as market players looked for safe havens, said BIS.
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Section: Financial Crises & Policy Responses 12 September 2011
  Fiscal Tightening Could be Self-defeating, Warns UNCTAD
The shift towards fiscal tightening appears to be premature in many countries where demand has not yet recovered on a self-sustaining basis, and where government stimulus is still needed to avoid a prolonged stagnation, said UNCTAD.
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Section: Financial Crises & Policy Responses 07 September 2011
  A "Two-Speed Recovery", with North Losing Steam
Developing economies have regained their pre-crisis growth trend and developed economies are seeing a sluggish recovery, which may come to an end due to weak private domestic demand and replacement of supportive macroeconomic policies by austerity measures, said UNCTAD.
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Section: Financial Crises & Policy Responses 09 July 2010
  The Financial Crisis and Challenges Facing Africa
The global crisis has had a negative impact on African economies, and the main challenge facing these countries is how to position themselves for post-crisis recovery while ensuring that policy responses to the crisis do not lead to problems of debt sustainability.
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»  BCBS Issues Draft Principles on Managing Liquidity Risk
»  BIS for Action on Inflation, Future Financial Stability Framework
»  Debt Sustainability in Emerging Markets: A Critical Appraisal
»  Debt-Relief Countries Can Make Use of More Policy Space
 

»  Fiscal Tightening Could be Self-defeating, Warns UNCTAD
»  Weak Outlook Drove Down Asset Prices, Fuelled Debt Concerns
»  A "Two-Speed Recovery", with North Losing Steam
»  Systemic Risks Associated with Exchange-traded Funds
»  South-South Cooperation Can Help re-Balance Global Economy
 

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»  The Global Economic Crisis And Asian Developing Countries: Impact, Policy Response And Medium-Term Prospects
»  The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis: The Case of Malaysia
 

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