New Federal Reserve research finds that fair lending litigation significantly reduces racial discrimination in mortgage markets.
A new Federal Reserve study quantifies the exposure of large U.S. banks to foreign trade disruptions.
Bank of England researchers estimate a 1 percentage point mortgage rate cut increases consumption by 3 percent over six months.
A Bank of England working paper finds that higher bank capital requirements in the UK entail negligible long-run costs, despite modest short-run macroeconomic effects.
A new Bank of England working paper introduces an analytical framework to study the concept of monetary singleness in the context of rapid digital payment innovation.
A new ECB working paper finds that monetary policy largely offset the substantial redistribution from young and poor to older and wealthier households caused by the 2021-2022 euro area inflationary surge.
A new ECB working paper finds that satellite observations of nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) significantly enhance the nowcasting accuracy of oil demand.
The Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI) has updated its harmonised ISO 20022 data requirements to enhance cross-border payments.
A Bank of Japan working paper analyzes how supply constraints affect Japan's inflation dynamics.
A new ECB working paper reveals that accommodative monetary policies by the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank increase risk-taking in bond funds' portfolios.
The European Central Bank's balance sheet contracted by €37.3 billion in 2025, primarily due to the decline in monetary policy securities.