China’s Strategy Amid Ukraine Crisis, Troub le Ahead for Developing Economies, and More

March 3, 2022

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“U.S.-China relations are now at a crucial point. There may be a fleeting opportunity while the repercussions of Russia’s misadventure in Ukraine are being digested in Beijing to test whether China’s foreign policy is capable of reorientation,” argues Ryan Hass.

Countries around the world are beginning to tighten their monetary policies, and a month from now, the U.S. central bank is expected to raise interest rates. What does this all mean for developing countries? Indermit Gill explains what lies ahead and how developing economies can brace themselves.

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