IMF warns of $100 trillion global debt crisis ahead of key finance meetings

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Meanwhile, Moody's Ratings has slated Friday for a possible report on France, which faces intense investor scrutiny at present.

Turning east, two central bank decisions are likely to draw attention, starting on Tuesday with Hungary, which may keep borrowing costs unchanged.

The data here will likely do nothing to dent the prospects of Brazil’s central bank tightening policy again on Nov.6, while at the same time giving Banxico pause about a third straight cut at its Nov.14 gathering.

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