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World Economic and Financial Surveys

Global Financial Stability Report

Moving from Liquidity- to Growth-Driven Markets

April 2014

International Monetary Fund

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Global financial stability report – Washington, DC :

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CONTENTS

Assumptions and Conventions

viii

Preface ix

Executive Summary

xi

Chapter 1  Making the Transition from Liquidity- to Growth-Driven Markets

1

Financial Stability Overview

Normalizing U.S. Monetary Policy—A “Goldilocks” Exit?

Box 1.1. Deleveraging Trends in Selected Advanced Economies

Box 1.2. Is the Japanese Financial System Rebalancing, and

  What Are the Financial Stability Implications?

Box 1.3 Recent Periods of Turbulence in Emerging Market Economies...