The Second Phase of Global Liquidity and Its Impact on Emerging Economies

Hyun Song Shin

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The term “global liquidity” is often invoked by emerging market policymakers to denote the global factor that drives cross-border spillovers in financial conditions and credit growth. The term is often used in connection with monetary policy spillovers from advanced economies.

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