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Author:
International Monetary Fund. Monetary and Capital Markets Department
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Series:
Global Financial Stability Report
Publisher:
International Monetary Fund
Language:
Chinese
Publication Date:
11 Oct 2022
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5089/GFSRCT2022002.082
ISBN:
2022002
ISSN:
2304-344X
Pages:
4
Keywords:
frontier markets; debt distress; bond issuance; term premia; financing costs; portfolio flows; foreign reserves; macro uncertainty; European energy crisis; TPI; Transmission Protection Instrument; central banks; Growth-at-risk; market liquidity; dollar strength; rising interest rates; financial conditions; fragmentation; inflation; China property sector; China spillovers; market structure; corporate defaults; leveraged finance; house prices; stagflation; global bank stress test; monetary policy; emerging markets; developing economies; sustainable finance; green finance; climate finance; transition finance; taxonomies; fossil fuel investments; fossil fuel expansion; ESG scores; ESG funds; blended finance; structured finance; sovereign sustainable bonds; IMF Resilience and Sustainability Trust; carbon markets; Paris Agreement Article 6; climate information architecture; climate disclosures; climate data; multilateral development banks; climate change mitigation; climate change adaptation; climate ambition gap; transition plans; green bonds; sustainability-linked bonds; financial stability; liquidity mismatch; open-end investment funds; nonbank financial intermediation; asset management; fragility; liquidity; asset prices; asset price fragility; market stress; dash for cash; volatility; COVID-19 market turmoil; bond funds; corporate bonds; emerging markets; spillovers; fire sales; selling pressure; runs on funds; first mover advantage; strategic complementarities; redemptions; herding; monetary policy tightening; monetary policy uncertainty; liquidity management; antidilution levies; swing pricing; swing factors; cash buffers
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