This new tool will help reinforce trust in central banks, says the IMF
To maintain public trust in the face of economic and financial turbulence, central banks must focus on transparency and accountability, says the IMF.
Tobias Adrian is a Senior Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Associate Director of Research and Statistics Group. His research covers asset pricing, financial intermediation, and macroeconomics, with a focus on the aggregate implications of capital market developments.
To maintain public trust in the face of economic and financial turbulence, central banks must focus on transparency and accountability, says the IMF.
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El Fondo Monetario Internacional ha advertido que la pandemia corre el riesgo de amplificar aún más las vulnerabilidades financieras preexistentes.
The International Monetary Fund has warned that the pandemic risks further amplifying pre-existing financial vulnerabilities.
Weak spots in the global economy could amplify the impact of a shock, threatening economic growth.
It remains difficult to forecast financial instability. But, progress is being made to improve the understanding of important links between the financial sector and the economy.
If financial conditions remain easy for too long, vulnerabilities will continue to build, and the odds of a sharp drop in economic growth at some later point will be higher.
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This chart from the IMF looks at banking regulation and supervisory frameworks from 2013 to 2017.