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Emerging markets refers to nations with developing economies that are becoming more engaged with the global economy.

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Series: Economic Letter
The Macroeconomic Impact of Cash Transfers in Brazil

Leo Feler, Arthur Mendes, Wataru Miyamoto, Thuy Lan Nguyen, Steven Pennings

Series: Working Papers
Would the Euro Area Benefit from Greater Labor Mobility?

Vasco Cúrdia, Fernanda Nechio

Series: Working Papers
A Post-Pandemic New Normal for Interest Rates in Emerging Bond Markets? Evidence from Chile

Luis Ceballos, Jens Christensen, Damian Romero

Series: Working Papers
Market-Based Estimates of the Natural Real Rate: Evidence from Latin American Bond Markets

Luis Ceballos, Jens Christensen, Damian Romero

Series: Economic Letter
Global Market Discipline during Recent Policy Tightening

Anton Bobrov, Mark Spiegel

Series: Economic Letter
The Bell Curve of Global CO2 Emission Intensity

Zoe Arnaut, Oscar Jorda, Fernanda Nechio

Series: Working Papers
The Benefit of Inflation-Indexed Debt: Evidence from an Emerging Bond Market

Cristhian Hernando Ruiz Cardozo, Jens Christensen

Series: Economic Letter
Are Inflation Expectations Well Anchored in Mexico?

Remy Beauregard, Jens Christensen, Eric Fischer, Simon Zhu

Series: Economic Letter
Capital Flow Surges and Rising Income Inequality

Renuka Diwan, Zheng Liu, Mark Spiegel

Series: Economic Letter
Sudden Stops and COVID-19: Lessons from Mexico’s History

Gianluca Benigno, Andrew Foerster, Christopher Otrok, Alessandro Rebucci