Evghenia Sleptsova
@evghenia.bsky.social
Economist at Oxford Economics (Ukraine, sovereign risk). MA from SSEES, PhD from CREES Birmingham.
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Russian official announces "harsh measures" against Ukrainians in occupied territories who have not accepted Russian citizenship yet.
First they force citizenship on these people, and later on they will say they must protect them because they are citizens.
www.kommersant.ru/doc/6265111?...
First they force citizenship on these people, and later on they will say they must protect them because they are citizens.
www.kommersant.ru/doc/6265111?...
October 6, 2023 at 6:38 PM
Russian official announces "harsh measures" against Ukrainians in occupied territories who have not accepted Russian citizenship yet.
First they force citizenship on these people, and later on they will say they must protect them because they are citizens.
www.kommersant.ru/doc/6265111?...
First they force citizenship on these people, and later on they will say they must protect them because they are citizens.
www.kommersant.ru/doc/6265111?...
Reposted by Evghenia Sleptsova
The future of sovereign crisis resolution, the IMF, China's role in the world is up for grabs. The various establishments are clinging on to old positions way too hard. Stricken sovereigns will suffer for a long time
www.ft.com/content/bc55...
www.ft.com/content/bc55...
October 25, 2023 at 7:20 AM
The future of sovereign crisis resolution, the IMF, China's role in the world is up for grabs. The various establishments are clinging on to old positions way too hard. Stricken sovereigns will suffer for a long time
www.ft.com/content/bc55...
www.ft.com/content/bc55...
Great thread. This is a similar finding I’m having in a forthcoming note - sovereign risk in low-yielding EM has improved a lot since the pandemic, but not in high-yielding ones. Despite or because of lost market access..
The UNCTAD 2023 Trade and Development Report shows how debt vulnerabilities have increased disproportionately in frontier economies, rather than bigger EMs which were in focus during previous debt crises. 1/4
unctad.org/system/files...
unctad.org/system/files...
October 26, 2023 at 3:58 PM
Great thread. This is a similar finding I’m having in a forthcoming note - sovereign risk in low-yielding EM has improved a lot since the pandemic, but not in high-yielding ones. Despite or because of lost market access..