The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has developed a new methodology to identify early signs of consumer financial distress.
The Banco de España has published a methodological note detailing its quarterly Business Activity Survey (EBAE).
Wage negotiations in France for 2026 indicate a normalized rate of wage growth, with industry-level wage floors rising by 1 percent and company-level base wages by 1.6 percent.
Preliminary evidence suggests Bulgaria's euro adoption has had a limited impact on consumer prices and inflation perceptions.
Bank of England insights explore the rise of dynamic and personalised pricing, examining its implications for inflation measurement and central bank policy.
Frank Elderson, Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank, warns that Europe's reliance on imported fossil fuels increasingly complicates the task of maintaining price stability.
South Africans' actual spending on gambling, measured by gross gambling revenue (GGR), reached R74.5 billion in 2024, a fourfold increase from 2015.
An ECB blog post explains how euro area banks are adapting to significantly lower central bank reserves.
The European Central Bank presents a new statistical model that transforms infrequent survey data into a dense, monthly grid of inflation expectations.
The Single Resolution Board (SRB) is enhancing its operational crisis readiness to ensure the orderly resolution of failing banks in the Banking Union.
Global current account imbalances are near their highest levels in 150 years, creating significant risks for the world economy.