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An obvious one is that regulations must be comprehensive, to avoid the massive loopholes that led to the current turmoil.
Its relations with the West – and with the United States in particular – have frayed in the turmoil unleashed in the Middle East and North Africa by the Arab Spring.
If the US wants to preserve an open, stable global financial order, it cannot afford to ignore the current turmoil in emerging markets.
Many Thais hoped that the upcoming vote would put the kingdom back on a path toward stability after more than a decade of political turmoil.
It also reflects the near-certainty that the next president will inherit a world in considerable turmoil.
Never mind the inevitable turmoil in global financial markets or the collapse of shale-oil production in the United States and what it implies for energy independence.
Then massive turmoil erupted in the Middle East, further ratcheting up oil prices.
Turmoil in Arab societies is bound to persist for years to come, and emerging regional and world powers can be expected to exploit the international order’s fragmentation to advance their interests in the region.
Japan’s economy shrunk more than expected in the final quarter of 2015, and its stock market has been in turmoil since the beginning of this year.
Today’s turmoil, however, is no longer driven by anger at foreign forces; instead, it marks a second phase of the de-colonization process: the assertion of the right of self-determination by peoples and tribes united only by a dictator’s yoke.
The dislocation and confusion of 2016 do not rival the turmoil of the interwar period, when Gramsci wrote, but they are certainly symptoms of a new interregnum.
To anyone paying close attention to the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East, especially the weakening of many of its key nation-states and the rise of extremist violence, a severe crisis in the Kingdom is no dark-horse candidate.
The Politics of a Slowing ChinaSINGAPORE – The recent financial turmoil in China, with interbank loan rates spiking to double digits within days, provides further confirmation that the world’s second-largest economy is headed for a hard landing.
This year’s drought came at a time of political and economic turmoil in both the US and Europe.
Without this gesture, further market turmoil is inevitable – and the eurozone’s collapse will become only a matter of time.
The current turmoil eventually will lead smaller European countries to look for ways to tie themselves much more closely to the euro.
That is what happened in the 1970’s, during the original wave of currency turmoil: the Scandinavians and the Swiss negotiated to associate themselves with a European currency regime.
But India takes electoral convulsions in its stride, and the results triggered no turmoil in financial markets.
On the other lurks the danger of bankruptcy and economic turmoil.
As the recent stock-market turmoil shows, this is drastically increasing the risk of financial instability.
But, despite the political turmoil, markets have been sufficiently calm for the Central Bank of Brazil to cut interest rates repeatedly.
Japan escaped contagion, even serving as a haven from financial turmoil elsewhere in Asia, owing to its large reserves and stable currency.
In the face of large and growing external imbalances, the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) chose to defend the Egyptian pound during last year’s political and economic turmoil.
The upcoming presidential election in May and the formation of a democratically elected government, one hopes, will calm the political turmoil and lead to economic stabilization and revival.
Recent global financial turmoil has only added to Africa’s allure, because its frontier markets are less vulnerable to international volatility than are most of the world’s more familiar emerging economies.
At the same time, though Africa’s frontier economies are less vulnerable than other emerging markets to global financial turbulence, they are highly vulnerable to political turmoil closer to home.
And the post-referendum turmoil runs deeper.
WASHINGTON, DC – More than any of the previous events in the Arab Spring, Syria’s turmoil has presented serious difficulties for Western policymakers.
But what, then, accounts for the continuing civil turmoil and government paralysis in the Arab-Spring countries?
The ECB also maintained its liquidity support – if not always generously and reliably – and ultimately committed to intervening to resolve threatened institutions, thus alleviating market turmoil.
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