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Get Ready For Lots of Tough Talk on Chinese Debt When Janet Yellen Travels to Africa Next Month
Just days after it wrapped up a summit with African leaders, the Biden administration is following through on its promise to send more high-level officials to the continent. First up is Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, who will ...
China Hits Back at Debt Criticism
China rejected this week's criticism by Brent Neiman, a top advisor to U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, about its "unconventional" approach to debt restructuring. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Wang Wenbin cited the relative size of Chinese debt and its participation in G20 debt relief programs. ...
WEEK IN REVIEW: African officials Concerned about the Deteriorating Value of the Chinese Yuan
Finance officials in Africa and other emerging markets are becoming increasingly concerned about the deteriorating value of the Chinese yuan that's weighing down the value of their currencies. The RMB has fallen steeply over the past two weeks in response to the disruption of factory production, trade, and ...
U.S. Moves to Cut Russia Out of the G20 Could Hit African Economies
The U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Russia should be expelled from the Group of 20 (G20) the forum of leading economies that plays a major role in international economic management. She also said U.S. officials may boycott G20 meetings if Russian counterparts show up at upcoming ...
Rich Countries Give IMF the Green Light to Boost Funding Through New Special Drawing Rights
The IMF moved one step closer on Tuesday to providing developing countries with a badly-needed cash infusion after the fund was granted approval by wealthy G20 nations to proceed with the issuance of new so-called Special Drawing Rights (SDRs).
Rival Factions in Washington Square Up For a New Fight Over IMF Special Drawing Rights
Early on in the COVID-19-induced financial crisis in Africa, finance ministers and other senior-level stakeholders across the continent called on the IMF to issue new so-called Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) that would provide desperately-needed liquidity into their economies. When




