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This report, from Franco Bruni and Claude Lopez, proposes four steps to address the challenges of international policy coordination.
The suggested steps include: monetary policy taking into account its spillovers on financial stability; systemic central banks accounting for the global impact of their policy; multilateral consultations providing a useful platform to assess these impacts; and analysis that helps design monetary and macroprudential policy, including global aggregates to capture the global economic and financial context.
That the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has emerged as a focal point of strategies for advancing US economic statecraft is of little surprise. US strategic competitiveness is...
Belém, Brazil (November 9, 2025)—A new global study released today ahead of COP30 by the Milken Institute and The Harris Poll reveals that while 95 percent of people worldwide believe climate change...
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The global economy has entered a new, more volatile era, defined by compounding disruptions in technology, climate resilience, and global trade.