The organizing committee invites authors to submit empirical and theoretical papers on topics including, but not limited to:

• International capital flows and exchange rates within a more fragmented international financial system.
• Linkages between terms of trade fluctuations – including from commodity price volatility – and capital flows.
• The role of non-bank financial intermediation in the propagation of global shocks.
• The implications of climate change and transition risk on the direction and volatility of capital flows.
• Capital flows in a digital age: international spillovers of crypto activities, stable coins and central bank digital currencies.
• Monetary policy, interest rate volatility, and increased debt burdens: implications for international capital flows.
• Capital flow management measures: their deployment in times of crisis and their interactions with other macroeconomic policies (i.e. macroprudential measures, currency-based measures, FX interventions, monetary policy, and structural policies).
• Distributional consequences of capital account sudden stops, inflow surges and liberalization.