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With its catch-up glory days in the past, China should aim for higher incomes through steady growth and lower
volatility.
As a result, the region has been made hostage to
volatility
in capital flows, exchange rates, and interest rates.
We should expect
volatility
in commodity prices – as well as in the price of oil.
Certainly, the 2008 financial crisis should have been a wakeup call to proponents of the “Great Moderation” view that long-term
volatility
has fallen.
Pre-referendum predictions that a vote for Brexit would lead to substantial economic pain and financial
volatility
remain likely to materialize.
But, for now,
volatility
remains contained.
That response, it seems almost inevitable, will hurt economic growth and spur financial
volatility.
They should not only be able to withstand volatility; they should be primed to profit from stress and chaos.
Recently, Taleb coined the term “antifragile” to describe a system that benefits from inherent uncertainty, volatility, and disorder.
By contrast, frequent exposure to localized, temporary
volatility
forces systems to become more dynamic and flexible, enhancing their capacity to thrive under pressure.
As a result, when the Asian financial crisis struck in 1997, China was insulated from the
volatility
that ravaged its fragile neighbors.
Though current political
volatility
in both India and Pakistan rules out full peace talks for the time being, that should not prevent the two sides from initiating confidence-building measures by trying to resolve lower-level disagreements, including territorial disputes over Siachen, Sir Creek, and the Wullar barrage/Tulbul navigation project.
And yet we must acknowledge an inconvenient truth: We will be striving to achieve the SDGs during a time of heightened global
volatility.
Unfortunately, it is far easier for Russia to fuel short-term
volatility
than it is for Europe to help build long-term stability.
That is why the Fed’s talk in mid-2013 about a gradual exit from unconventional monetary policy led to a so-called “taper tantrum” among investors, triggering a surge in global
volatility
and a shift in market sentiment against emerging markets.
The other reserve-currency countries will probably continue to allow their currencies to depreciate, in order to reflate their economies, and emerging economies will probably continue to use exchange rates to cope with capital-flow
volatility.
China, where the US dollar’s predominant role is often criticized for having subjected global finance to unnecessary volatility, could use its G-20 presidency to demand a larger role for what is often considered the world’s only international currency: the IMF’s Special Drawing Rights.
With an export-oriented economy and the world’s largest pile of foreign reserves, not to mention a conservative domestic financial system, China is exposed to international economic and financial
volatility.
Initial conditions matter, and in this respect America’s policy framework seems to have ensured the US economy’s relatively higher resilience not only to the global crisis, but also to domestic political
volatility.
Countries have become unavoidably interdependent, and climate change, water stress, and the loss of ecological resilience all increase the
volatility
of this mutual dependence.
This can fuel huge asset bubbles and market
volatility.
Paradoxically, the eurozone’s strict anti-exit policy is a major source of
volatility.
NEW YORK – The massive
volatility
and sharp equity-price correction now hitting global financial markets signal that most advanced economies are on the brink of a double-dip recession.
Even after the market
volatility
following the crisis in Greece and the Chinese stock market’s plunge, valuations appear to be high.
And when it does, pension funds and insurance companies will be more exposed than ever before to
volatility
in the equity markets.
The growth slowdown is a much greater concern than the recent asset-price volatility, even if the latter grabs more headlines.
But they are a central element in the financial
volatility
that incited calls for stronger regulation in the first place.
Instead, he recommended that Asian countries develop a regional currency that would provide macroeconomic stability in the face of dollar
volatility.
Given that persistent currency intervention reduced volatility, it encouraged ever-larger capital inflows, under the presumption of less risk.
Only with a well-defined mechanism for managing spillovers can the vicious cycle of capital-flow
volatility
and excessive self-insurance accumulation finally be broken.
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