Government bond yields have increased, while equity prices and exchange rates have gyrated
Financial conditions fell especially sharply in external deficit EMEs
Banking sector vulnerabilities have surfaced in some EMEs
External vulnerability indicators in selected EMEs
Direct trade exposures to non-OECD economies are large in some countries
A domestic demand slowdown in the non-OECD could have sizeable adverse activity effects
Banks' foreign claims on emerging market economies
Aggregate financial conditions have tightened slightly in the euro area and the United States
Market participants now expect earlier and faster monetary policy tightening
Household financial liabilities are now declining in more economies
Responsiveness to Going for Growth recommendations
There has been progress in reforming labour markets
Labour market slack is diverging and large overall
Relative unit labour costs are continuing to adjust in the euro area
Capital needs in euro area banks to reach a 5% leverage ratio are still large
The impact of government bond yield increases on banks' balance sheets
Fiscal policy stance under the EU fiscal rules
Financial-accounts-related risk factors to financial stability
Labour market and residential investment: United States
Inflation and government debt: United States
GDP and consumption; and confidence indicators: Japan
Exchange rates and equity market and deflation: Japan
Fiscal consolidation and interest rate: Euro area
Unemployment and unit labour cost: Euro area
Exports orders and confidence indicators: Germany
Unemployment rate and lending growth: Germany
GDP growth and unemployment: France
Imbalances and government account: France
Confidence indicators and house prices: Italy
Bank lending and investment: Italy
Labour productivity and housing market: United Kingdom
Government debt and economic gaps: United Kingdom
Export performance and residential construction: Canada
Housing market and financial conditions: Canada
Employment growth and monetary conditions: Australia
Confidence indicators and household deleveraging: Austria
Unemployment, incomes and construction activity: Belgium
Domestic demand and inflation: Chile
Confidence indicators and inflation: Czech Republic
Confidence indicators and housing market: Denmark
GDP and consumption; and labour market: Estonia
Business investment and exports: Finland
Labour market and competitiveness: Greece
Economic growth and employment: Hungary
Unemployment and household debt: Iceland
Unemployment and non-performing loans: Ireland
GDP growth and inflation: Israel
Won and inflation: Korea
GDP growth and net inflows: Luxembourg
Interest rates and inflation: Mexico
household consumption and private lending: Netherlands
Housing and construction prices: New Zealand
Inflation and interest rates: Norway
Exports, private consumption and public debt: Poland
Non-performing loans and underlying fiscal position: Portugal
GDP growth contribution and structural unemployment: Slovak Republic
GDP growth contribution and non-performing loans: Slovenia
Recession and employment; and export performance: Spain
GDP growth and house prices: Sweden
GDP growth contribution and consumer prices: Switzerland
GDP growth contribution and competitiveness: Turkey
Capital inflows and exchange rate: Brazil
Inflation and unemployment: Brazil
GDP growth and government revenue: China
Inflation and credit: China
Investment and GDP growth; and inflation: India
Current account and public deficit: India
Exchange rate and inflation: Indonesia
Economic activity, investment et consumption: Russian Federation
Inflation and credit: Russian Federation
Inflation and interest rates: South Africa