International Monetary Review, July 2022, Vol. 9 No. 3
2022-10-04 IMISpecial Column on Global Inflation and China’s Measures to Stabilize Economy
Inflation: a look under the hood from BIS Annual Economic Report
Inflation is back, challenging central banks by Agustin Carstens
Global inflation: the fault of central banks? by Herbert Poenisch
Countries must be prepared for the spillover effects from the Fed's rate hikes by Zhang Ming
External Challenges and Policy Focus of China’s Economy by E Zhihuan
Rate alarms shouldn't influence monetary moves by Zhang Bin
Will infrastructure investment become the key growth stabilizer in 2022 by Xia Le
Monetary Policy
Lessons learned on normalizing monetary policy by Christopher Waller
The Outlook for Inflation and Monetary Policy by Michelle Bowman
Policy-makers should shift focus to economic resilience by Tamim Bayoumi
Global Economy
Why We Must Resist Geoeconomic Fragmentation—And How by Kristalina Georgieva
Speech at the Beijing Launch Meeting of IMF World Economic Outlook by Wei Benhua
Opening Remarks during the Launch of the June 2022 Global Economic Prospects Report by David Malpass
Japan should not intervene to slow the yen’s decline by Mark Sobel
Debt Risks
Defusing debt risks by Xiong Aizong
Borrowers' blues by Xiong Wanting and Xu Qiyuan
Digital Economy
CBDCs for the people by Agustin Carstens
Remarks at the seminar “Central Bank Digital Currency and Crypto Assets” by Li Bo
Regulating innovation or innovating regulation What it takes to make digital finance a success by Joachim Wuermeling
New Framework for the Digital Economy by Tobias Adrian
Green Finance
Interview with Governor Yi Gang on Financial Syste by Yi Gang
Propelling a graceful transition-the role of the financial system by Klaas Knot
Climate Finance and Financial Stability: Some Areas for Further Work by Tobias Adrian
High inflation challenges central banks’ green push by Miroslav Singer
Working Paper
Openness, Rural-Urban Inequality, and Happiness in China by Ma Yong and Chen Diandian
The Role of Investment Bankers in M&As: New Evidence on Acquirers' Financial Conditions by Guo Jie, Li Yichen, Wang Changyun and Xing Xiaofei