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Bank balance-sheet limits drive global risk and dollar appreciation
AI-generated FED Paper

Bank balance-sheet limits drive global risk and dollar appreciation

Global financial intermediary constraints explain why U.S. uncertainty shocks increase worldwide corporate credit spreads, widen currency risk premia, and appreciate the dollar.

State natural unemployment rates range from 3.3 to 7.5 percent
AI-generated FED Paper

State natural unemployment rates range from 3.3 to 7.5 percent

Federal Reserve researchers Hie Joo Ahn and Jeremy Rudd find that state-level natural unemployment rates across the United States varied between 3.3 percent and 7.5 percent from 1978 to 2025, undermining standard national assumptions in regional Phillips curve models.

Digital ruble rollout begins across Russian banking network
AI-generated CBR Press

Digital ruble rollout begins across Russian banking network

Major Russian banks and retail companies will activate infrastructure for the digital ruble on September 1, 2026.

Rural households face 56 percent larger carbon tax welfare losses
AI-generated BDF Paper

Rural households face 56 percent larger carbon tax welfare losses

Carbon taxation reducing emissions by 10 percent generates 56 percent larger welfare losses for rural households than for Parisians, according to a Banque de France paper.

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Nødgaard calls for offline payment backups and emergency banking
AI-generated DKNB Speech

Nødgaard calls for offline payment backups and emergency banking

Danmarks Nationalbank Governor Ulrik Nødgaard urged the financial sector on August 31, 2026, to strengthen payment resilience against hybrid cyber threats.

Jansson sees scope to wait on policy despite summer inflation rise
AI-generated RIKSBANK Speech

Jansson sees scope to wait on policy despite summer inflation rise

Riksbank Deputy Governor Per Jansson stated that the Swedish central bank has scope to wait before adjusting monetary policy, despite summer inflation figures coming in higher than expected.

Hernández de Cos urges tokenised deposits over stablecoins
AI-generated BIS Speech

Hernández de Cos urges tokenised deposits over stablecoins

BIS General Manager Pablo Hernández de Cos warned at the Jackson Hole symposium on August 28, 2026, that stablecoins fail to uphold the singleness of money.

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Client assets under management reach 35.8 trillion rubles in Q2
AI-generated CBR Paper

Client assets under management reach 35.8 trillion rubles in Q2

Total assets under management across Russian management companies rose 3.3 percent quarter-on-quarter to 35.8 trillion rubles in the second quarter of 2026.

Severe weather shocks lift food and energy prices by 5 percent
AI-generated SARB Paper

Severe weather shocks lift food and energy prices by 5 percent

A South African Reserve Bank study of 65 countries from 2000 to 2024 finds that extreme weather shocks drive upstream inflation in food and energy while sparing core prices.

Structural offsets keep euro area rate transmission uniform
AI-generated BDF Paper

Structural offsets keep euro area rate transmission uniform

A Banque de France study of the eleven founding euro area members from 2000 to 2025 finds that monetary policy transmission is more homogeneous across countries than widely assumed, as national structural differences largely offset one another.

AI-generated CBRPress

Draft guidelines target 4 percent inflation across four scenarios

A four-scenario framework in the Bank of Russia's draft guidelines for 2027–2029 reaffirms a commitment to 4.0 percent inflation.

AI-generated CBRPress

Monetary policy guidelines draft maps 2027–2029 policy framework

The Bank of Russia published the draft Guidelines for the Single State Monetary Policy for 2027–2029 on August 31, 2026.

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Bank credit growth accelerates to 16.5 percent

Credit growth at Indian scheduled commercial banks accelerated to 16.5 percent year-on-year in June 2026, up from 9.9 percent a year earlier.

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Market trims 2026 inflation projection to 5.01 percent
AI-generated BCB Data

Market trims 2026 inflation projection to 5.01 percent

Financial analysts trimmed Brazil's 2026 inflation projection to 5.01 percent and lowered GDP growth expectations to 1.92 percent, according to the Banco Central do Brasil's Focus survey released on August 28, 2026.

Cash makes up 47.2 percent of Japanese household assets
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Cash makes up 47.2 percent of Japanese household assets

Comparative Flow of Funds data for the first quarter of 2026 show currency and deposits made up 47.2 percent of Japanese household assets, according to the Bank of Japan.

Danish holdings of Asian shares reach 471 billion kroner
AI-generated DKNB Data

Danish holdings of Asian shares reach 471 billion kroner

Danish investors expanded their holdings of Asian shares to 471 billion kroner by July 2026, representing 10 percent of total listed equity assets.

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US tech giants claim 10 percent of new euro corporate bond issuance
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US tech giants claim 10 percent of new euro corporate bond issuance

US technology giants have expanded debt issuance in Europe, capturing nearly 10 percent of gross new euro-denominated corporate bond sales in 2026.

AI-generated BCRADecoder

Total financial cost reveals true credit expenses before signing

Retail loan applicants must scrutinize Total Financial Cost metrics and contract terms prior to borrowing, according to central bank recommendations.

AI-generated BISDecoder

Six criteria set resolution planning scope for systemic insurers

Authorities must establish tailored resolution frameworks for systemically critical insurers to protect policyholders and prevent taxpayer bailouts.

AI-generated DNBDecoder

Rising energy costs lift retail prices before reaching wages

De Nederlandsche Bank reported that rising energy prices filter into corporate prices before affecting wages.