Trade tensions reduce bank loan supply, dampen demand
Euro area banks have adjusted their lending policies in response to rising global trade tensions since 2025.
The Eurosystem's bank lending survey, conducted since 2003, aims to enhance understanding of credit's role in monetary transmission.
Banca d'Italia's Paolo Baffi Library commemorates the 80th anniversary of the Italian Republic, reviewing key historical moments.
The Bank of England advocates for strengthening liquidity provision in the UK gilt repo market to prevent future financial stability risks.
Bank of England staff have adapted a 'scenario synthesis' approach to rigorously assess how well a set of scenarios collectively captures macroeconomic risks.
Euro area banks have adjusted their lending policies in response to rising global trade tensions since 2025.
De Nederlandsche Bank explains that current inflation in the Netherlands is primarily concentrated in energy and transport costs, rather than being broad-based across the economy.
South African corporate credit grew sharply from 5.1 percent in February 2025 to 13.2 percent in February 2026.
Euro area consumers are increasingly drawn to Chinese e-commerce platforms by low prices and extensive product variety, an ECB survey finds.
The European Central Bank is upgrading its economic models to better address growing uncertainty, war, and energy shocks.
The Financial Conduct Authority reviewed how firms design and monitor products under the Consumer Duty.
The Banque de France has updated its business climate indicator, providing a more reactive and interpretable overview of economic activity.