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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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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...