The use of cryptocurrencies in developing countries could hurt their fiscal autonomy and financial stability, according to a report titled "Banks globally are boosting cybersecurity investment to ...

In the wake of the East Asian, Russian, and Brazilian currency crises of the 1990s, a growing chorus of observers and economists (for example, Radelet and Sachs 1998, and Stiglitz 2000) has argued ...

In the early 2000s, the George W. Bush administration believed a gradually weakening dollar would boost trade and help the ...

Argentina is making progress on economic measures aimed at attracting foreign capital, but the country’s continuing currency crisis and sky-high inflation mean investing there is still risky.

Since its inception, TCX has hedged more than USD 17 billion in notional amounts, including over USD 4 billion across 31 ...

Monetary debasement can impact a business in a multitude of ways, as it can shape costs, prices, profits, employee retention, ...

African capital markets exist in silos, as various exchanges within the continent are often inaccessible to investors outside their home countries. For instance, a South African investor who wants to ...

When you think of a country, the first thing that comes to mind—apart from its flag or food—is usually its capital city. Paris, London, Tokyo, New Delhi… the list goes on. Capitals are where ...