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SUBJECT:
Potential for global imbalances from petrodollars.
SIGNIFICANCE:
Booming oil revenues and the associated surge in global liquidity raise the possibility of imbalances of the type that led to the 1982 emerging market debt crisis.
Word Count (approx): 1222
Headings
- Historical context
- New petrodollars
- New liquidity
- Petrodollar investment
- Bank deposits
- Low risk assets
- Domestic investment
- Shifting destinations
- Regional vulnerability
- US vulnerability
Primary Keywords: INT, Asia, International, Latin America, Middle East, United States, economy, banking, capital flows, debt, foreign investment, natural resources, oil, prices
Secondary Keywords: IMF-World Bank, Japan, United Arab Emirates
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