ECB
US tariffs primarily burden domestic firms and consumers
A recent European Central Bank analysis indicates that the costs of higher US tariffs are predominantly borne by US firms and consumers.
Paper
ECB
Integrated supervision crucial for Europe's capital market integration
A new ECB paper highlights the fragmented supervisory architecture for EU capital markets, which is increasingly misaligned with cross-border market realities.
ECB
ECB paper urges integrated oversight for EU capital markets
A new European Central Bank paper argues for integrated EU capital markets supervision, citing a highly fragmented architecture misaligned with cross-border market realities.
SARB
Climate change impacts South African labor, demanding policy shifts
A South African Reserve Bank working paper examines how physical climate change risks affect South Africa's labor market.
HKMA
HKMA details Hong Kong's monetary and financial stability in early 2026
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has published its Half-Yearly Monetary & Financial Stability Report for March 2026.
BOJ
BOJ refines underlying inflation measurement for policy
The Bank of Japan has published a review clarifying the concept and measurement of underlying inflation.
BIS
New credit cards signal creditworthiness, expanding access for emerging borrowers
A Philadelphia Fed working paper reveals that incumbent lenders increase credit limits for new borrowers who open additional credit cards.
CBR
Research questions LLM in-sample accuracy for macro forecasts
A new research paper from the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) investigates the in-sample accuracy of large language models (LLMs) in macroeconomic forecasting.
BOJ
Computerization reshapes educational needs in routine work
A new Bank of Japan research paper investigates the impact of computerization on the educational composition of routine tasks.
BOJ
Shadow rate models re-evaluated for Japan's ultra-low rate era
A new Bank of Japan research paper re-examines the applicability of shadow short-term interest rate models in Japan's prolonged ultra-low interest rate environment.
BOJ
AI-driven recession forecasting using text and mixed data
A new Bank of Japan research paper introduces a machine learning model to forecast recessions.