The BIS Quarterly Review for June 2010, attributes the recent surge in volatility in global financial markets to a loss of investor confidence due to fiscal concerns and the risk of weaker growth. The European rescue package bought a temporary reprieve from contagion in euro sovereign debt markets, but market concerns about the economic outlook remain.
Statistical tables:
| Title | Languages | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Overview: fiscal concerns shatter confidence | EN, DE, ES, FR, IT |
| 2. | Highlights of international banking and financial market activity | EN, DE, ES, FR, IT |
| Title | Languages | |
|---|---|---|
| Policy responses to dislocations in the FX swap market: the experience of Korea | ||
| Abstract | EN, DE, ES, FR, IT | |
| Full text | EN | |
| Currency collapses and output dynamics: a long-run perspective | ||
| Abstract | EN, DE, ES, FR, IT | |
| Full text | EN | |
| Was it credit supply? Cross-border bank lending to emerging market economies during the financial crisis | ||
| Abstract | EN, DE, ES, FR, IT | |
| Full text | EN | |
| European banks' US dollar funding pressures | ||
| Abstract | EN, DE, ES, FR, IT | |
| Full text | EN |
