Global Financial Stability Report: Market Developments and Issues, September 2006 -- Contents
Global Financial Stability Report, September 12, 2006
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- Authors: international law, practice.
- Published: September 12, 2006
- Series: Global Financial Stability Report
Scope and Sources
- Report reflects information available up to July 14, 2006.
- Draws on discussions with: commercial and investment banks, securities firms, asset management companies, hedge funds, insurance companies, pension funds, stock and futures exchanges, credit rating agencies, academic researchers, and regulatory and other public authorities in major financial centers and countries.
- Press materials:
- Webcast of Press Conference on the Global Financial Stability Report, September 12, 2006
- Transcript of Press Conference on the Global Financial Stability Report, September 12, 2006
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- Note on terminology: On this site, the term "country" also covers some territorial entities that are not states; dependent territories of member countries are listed alphabetically followed by a description of the constitutional relationships with their member countries.
Executive and Prefatory Material
- Preface (220KB pdf file)
- Executive Summary (223KB pdf file)
- Annex: Summing Up by the Chairman (220KB pdf file)
- Statistical Appendix (1,700KB pdf file)
Chapter I — Assessing Global Financial Risks (1,900KB pdf file)
- Major headings in Chapter I:
- Global Financial Markets Remain Strong; Downside Risks Increase
- Market Corrections Highlight Pressure Points in Emerging Markets
- Looking Forward: Managing External Challenges
- Challenges for Policymakers
- Annexes in Chapter I:
- Annex 1.1. Emerging Market Financing Flows
- Annex 1.2. Financial Systems in Mature and Emerging Markets
- Annex 1.3. Investment in Commodity Markets
- Annex 1.4. Structural Sources of U.S. Capital Inflows
- Annex 1.5. Recycling of Surpluses in Emerging Asia
- Annex 1.6. Foreign Investors’ Holdings of U.S. Securities
- References
Chapter II — Household Credit Growth in Emerging Market Countries (728KB pdf file)
- Major headings in Chapter II:
- Macroeconomic, Financial, and Policy Linkages
- Recent Trends, Issues, and Potential Vulnerabilities
- Risk Management and Risk Transfer
- Legal and Regulatory Framework
- Conclusions and Policy Implications
- Annex: Description of Data
Boxes (listed by number and title)
- 1.1 The Yen Carry Trade
- 1.2 Does the Recent Increase in Stock Market Volatility Signal a Recession?
- 2.1 Extension of Emerging Market Household Credit by Foreign-Owned Banks
- 2.2 Using Macro- and Microlevel Data to Analyze Vulnerability of the Household Sector
- 2.3 Korean Credit Card Crisis and Its Resolution
- 2.4 Securitization of Household Credit: Approaches and Problems
Key Tables (selected titles as listed)
- Emerging Markets and Developing Countries: Current Account Balance and External Financing
- Emerging Market External Financing
- 1.3 Asset Class Characteristics
- 1.4 Current Account and Capital Inflows: Emerging Asia
- 1.5 Net International Reserves: Leading Economies
- 1.6 Breakdown of Capital Outflows: Emerging Asia
- 1.7 Capital Outflows from Selected Asian Economies
- 1.8 Characteristics of Foreigners’ Portfolio Holdings of U.S. Assets
- Predominant Types of Household Mortgage Interest Rates
- Average Household Loan Interest Rates (in Local Currency)
- Financial Assets and Liabilities of Households, End-2004
- Ratio of Household Credit to Personal Disposable Income
- 2.5 House Price Changes
- 2.6 Gross Annual Issuance of Mortgage-Related Securitization
- 2.7 Regulation of Household Credit in Selected Emerging Markets
Key Figures (selected titles as listed)
- Corporate Earnings Growth
- Global Equity Markets: Price/Earnings Ratio Indices
- Corporate Bond Spreads
- Term Structure of Interest Rate Expectations
- Liquidity Measure and Market Volatility
- Implied Volatilities
- Equity Market Performance
- Price Correlations Between Treasuries and S&P 500
- 1.9 Volatility and the Business Cycle
- 1.10 Leading Economic Indicator Indices
- 1.11 Inflation Volatility of the United States and the Slope of the Yield Curve
- 1.12 Breakeven Long-Term Inflation Rates
- 1.13 United States: Market-Derived Inflation Expectations
- 1.14 Bond Spreads and Implied Equity Volatility
- 1.15 Hedge Fund Performance and Emerging Asian Equities
- 1.16 U.S. Dollar Currency Options: Risk Reversals
- 1.17 United States: Real Effective Exchange Rate
- 1.18 Emerging Market Equity Performance
- 1.19 Relative Emerging Market Equity Performance
- 1.20 Emerging Market Asset Class Correlations
- 1.21 Crowded Trades in Local Markets
- 1.22 Emerging Market Credit Default Swap Spreads
- 1.23 Current Account and Currency Performance Versus the U.S. Dollar
- 1.24 Emerging Market Currency Performance Versus the U.S. Dollar
- 1.25 Adjusted EMBIG Spreads
- 1.26 Net Financing Flows to Middle- and Low-Income Countries
- 1.27 Cumulative Gross Annual Issuance of Bonds, Loans, and Equity
- 1.28 Gross Quarterly Issuance of Bonds, Loans, and Equity
- 1.29 Bond Issuance, by Issuer Type
- 1.30 Syndicated Loan Commitments, by Region
- 1.31 Equity Placements, by Region
- 1.32 Bond Issuance, by Region
- 1.33 Cumulative Net Flows into Emerging Market Equity Funds
- 1.34 Flows into Emerging Asian Equity Markets
- 1.35 Mexico: Nonresident Holdings of Local Equities
- 1.36 Brazil: Foreign Investment in the Stock Market
- 1.37 Turkey: Foreign Investment in the Stock Market
- 1.38 Share of FDI Flows from Emerging Markets to Other Emerging Market Countries
- 1.39 Probability of Multiple Defaults in Select Portfolios
- 1.40 Middle East and Central Asia: Annual Growth Rates in Credit to the Private Sector
- 1.41 Growth in Assets of Commodity Trading Advisors
- 1.42 Distribution of Monthly Total Returns for Commodities and Equities
- 1.43 Commodity Returns and U.S. Inflation
- 1.44 Performance of Selected Commodities
- 1.45 Brent Crude Oil Futures
- 1.46 Goldman Sachs Commodity Indices
- 1.47 Financing of the U.S. Current Account by Instrument
- 1.48 Foreign Holdings of Long-Term U.S. Securities
- 1.49 Foreign Holdings of U.S. Assets
- Household Credit, End-2005
- Credit to Households, Market Penetration, End-2005
- Household Credit/GDP and GDP per Capita, End-2005
- Share of Household Credit in Total Private Sector Credit, 2005
- Annual Growth of Real Household Credit
- Household Credit: Level in 2000 and Real Growth Rates, 2000–05
- Share of Housing Loans in Total Household Credit, End-2005
- 2.8 Share of Foreign-Currency-Denominated Household Credit, End-2005
- 2.9 Share of Foreign Bank Assets in Total Bank Assets
- 2.10 Household Financial Leverage in Selected Countries, 2005
- 2.11 Household Financial Leverage in Selected Countries in Emerging Europe
- 2.12 Nonperforming Loans, 2005
- 2.13 Nominal Growth of Household Credit and Private Consumption Expenditures, 2000–05
- 2.14 Nominal Growth of Consumer Credit and Merchandise Imports, 2000–05
- 2.15 House Price Indices
Source: Global Financial Stability Report: Market Developments and Issues, September 2006 (contents and chapter listings).
Content in this bundle
- Assessment of Financial stability and Policy Implications
- Global Financial Stability Report, September 2006: Chapter I. Assessing Global Financial Risks
- CHAPteR II — HoUseHolD CReDI t GRowtH In eMeRGInG MARket CoUntRIes
- Global Financial Stability Report, September 2006: Preface
- Global Financial Stability Report, September 2006: Statistical Appendix
- Global Financial Stability Report, September 2006: Executive Summary