Fiscal pressures in developing countries make stronger domestic revenue systems more important than ever
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Shipping and flight disruptions highlight new fault lines in the global economy and their costs for growth and livelihoods
Countries face vastly different exposure to higher oil prices and supply uncertainty, shaped by whether they import or export, and how much policy space they have to respond
Capital markets integration, expanding opportunities for workers, and bigger consumer markets will allow companies to grow faster
Amid rising geopolitical rifts and trade tensions, global economic uncertainty has surged, yet sentiment about economic prospects remains positive
Exchange-rate effects drove nearly all the decline in the US currency’s share of foreign exchange reserves
Support for developing countries should focus on grants and highly concessional loans for the poorest and fragile countries and helping the more advanced crowd in foreign investment and private finance
