davidlubin

@davidlubin

Economist, Citi; Associate Fellow, Chatham House. “Dance of the Trillions: Developing Countries and Global Finance” on FT’s ‘best economics books’ list 2018.

Joined December 2008
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  1. 26 Aug 2020

    This was just published by the East Asia Forum. ‘Multilateralism’ can only be what the US allows it to be.

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  2. 5 Aug 2020

    In the 30s Mao’s advice was ‘when the enemy advances, we retreat’. In 2020 it seems that as the Fed advances, the PBOC retreats.

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  3. 17 Jul 2020

    This is on website. I think it’s not so much emerging economies’ dollar debt we need to worry about, but domestic public debt.

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    3 Jun 2020

    NEW: Emerging Markets and the Covid-19 crisis, with Larry Brainard (), David Lubin (/), and Murat Ulgen ()

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    28 Apr 2020

    How to support the global economy: IMF and its shareholders face a huge problem. It either lends more money on easy terms without the 'collateral' of conditionality or it remains on the sidelines of this crisis says -19

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  6. 21 Apr 2020

    IMF’s $1tn lending power is not all it is cracked up to be via

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  7. 31 Mar 2020

    Does coronavirus herald capital controls?

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    8 Mar 2020

    Good piece by Citi’s David Lubin, which cites finance minister Liu Kun as arguing that there won’t be a substantial post-crisis stimulus. I’ve heard rumors that PBoC governor Yi Gang has argued the same thing. Still, we saw at the... via

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  9. 6 Mar 2020

    My op-ed on today. China’s post-virus stimulus to its economy will be visible but it will be limited. And the rest of the world might not be in much of a position to benefit. China’s post-virus stimulus: no silver bullet

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    5 Mar 2020

    "Supporting the economy and defeating the virus are diametrically opposed objectives" Monetary response isn't about creating credit demand. It's about preventing asset prices collapsing /preventing a collapse in market structure - David Lubin, head of EM Economics

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    4 Oct 2019

    International Finance just published my review of three very interesting books: Crashed by , Dance of the Trillions by and Taming the Tide of Capital Flows by Ghosh, Ostry and Qureshi

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    30 Aug 2019

    Why China Should Be Wary of Devaluing the Renminbi - There are four good reasons why Beijing might want to think twice before using its currency to retaliate against US tariffs, writes

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  13. 3 Mar 2019

    Thank you ! Book Review: Dance of the Trillions by David Lubin – IMF Finance & Development Magazine | March 2019

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  14. 17 Feb 2019

    'The renminbi once seemed destined to become one of the world’s leading currencies. However, its attractiveness has plunged as international investors seek currencies with legal security, ease of use and unrestricted convertibility' - writes David Lubin
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