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CURRENT FINANCIAL TURMOIL: Some key issues Guillermo A. Calvo Research Department Inter-American Development Bank New York, September 10, 2001 GLOBALIZATION VS. MORAL HAZARDS What Hazard? Moral? Hard to make a strong case: Capital flows tended to contract after Tequila and ensuing crises. FDI took a bigger role after crises. Globalization? A case could be made: unprecedented flows starting in 1989 sharp contraction after crises (Sudden Stop) In 1990-2000 portfolio flows to EMs amounted to US$ 478 billion, which may be heading for the Exit in the next crisis, globalizing it. Net Capital Flows to Emerging Markets 250 financial globalization starts---> 200 billion US$ 150 100 50 0 Tequila--> -50 75 80 Total Emerging Markets Source: WEO, IMF, May 2001 85 90 95 Western Hemisphere 00 Foreign Direct Investment to Emerging Markets 250 200 billion US$ 150 100 50 0 -50 75 80 85 Total Source: WEO, IMF, May 2001 90 FDI 95 00 Portfolio Flows to Emerging Markets: A dying species? 250 200 financial globalization starts---> billion US$ 150 100 50 0 Tequila--> -50 75 80 85 Portfolio Source: WEO, IMF, May 2001 90 Total 95 00 ARGENTINA Argentina: Country Risk EMBI Plus Sovereign Spread, b.p. Cavallo becomes Minister 1900 1700 Beginning of Bush Administration 1500 1300 Financial Package 1100 900 700 500 9/2/01 6/2/01 3/2/01 12/2/00 9/2/00 6/2/00 3/2/00 12/2/99 9/2/99 6/2/99 3/2/99 12/2/98 9/2/98 6/2/98 3/2/98 12/2/97 9/2/97 6/2/97 300 Argentina: What’s behind sharp deterioration? Reaching debt/GDP ceiling and revealing no political will for fiscal adjustment, e.g., Lopez Murphy's cameo appearance? Expansionary monetary policy? Pou's departure and currency basket? Fiscal devaluation? International factors Self-fulfilling bad equilibrium? No-bailout message from Treasury? Global recession? Argentina: Is growth likely to resume? Would zero deficit be enough to lower interest rates? Is a big G7 package necessary? Should Argentina, Brazil and Chile engage in greater exchange-rate harmonization? Would involuntary debt restructuring help? Should the G7 be involved. . .a Brady II? Crisis and Contagion Is contagion likely? What countries will be involved: Brazil, Peru. . .? What would be the mechanics of contagion? Margin calls? Bank runs in other dollarized economies? G7 involvement or lack of it? Copycats if Argentina defaults? CURRENT FINANCIAL TURMOIL: Some key issues Guillermo A. Calvo Research Department Inter-American Development Bank New York, September 10, 2001