With a recession looming on the horizon, the COVID-era grace period of cheap money has nearly run its course.

A new president brings a fresh start, but given the numerous economic problems facing the island nation, no one should be expecting a long honeymoon period.

Sri Lanka isn’t the only developing economy under severe duress in the post-COVID global landscape.

The IMF has issued a stark warning that current debt relief efforts are not enough.

Vaccines might not be a panacea for all that ails the global economy in 2021.

A case study examining French and Chinese infrastructure loans in Africa highlights that, though both are aimed at stimulating domestic production, only one produces a sustainable development outcome for the recipient.

The question of a debt crisis in the developing world has shifted to ‘when,’ not ‘if.’

With COVID-related shutdowns abound, are major economies headed for a massive credit crunch?

Non-performing loans are a lot higher in Henan province than the official national statistics would have us believe.

The default of a state-owned provincial investment vehicle reflects a changing paradigm in China’s debt markets. But how long will the authorities remain on the sidelines?