BIS
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A new BIS Bulletin examines how the artificial intelligence investment boom is driving economic growth while blurring cyclical signals for central banks.
ECB
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Approximately 70 percent of euro area firms report using artificial intelligence, but only 7 percent describe their adoption as significant.
ECB
Paper
A new European Central Bank working paper reviews global climate governance ten years after the 2015 Paris Agreement.
ECB
Paper
A new ECB research bulletin shows that securities losses during the 2022-23 tightening cycle reduced euro area banks' access to secured funding.
HKMA
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A Hong Kong Monetary Authority study reveals that negative corporate sentiment towards geoeconomic uncertainty has rebounded since 2022, prompting exposed firms to curb capital expenditure and hiring.
ECB
Paper
A new European Central Bank working paper analyzes how debt management office interventions and Eurosystem asset purchases jointly affected German government bond repo specialness between 2015 and 2024.
ECB
Paper
A new European Central Bank working paper examines the impact of the 2022 energy price shock on bank lending using Danish firm-level data.
BOC
Paper
A Bank of Canada working paper published in July 2026 examines how AI augmentation and automation create short-term monetary policy stabilization challenges in a two-speed economy.
BOC
Paper
A Bank of Canada working paper examines how natural disasters act as supply shocks, forcing central banks to balance output and inflation stabilization.
BOC
Paper
A new Bank of Canada working paper shows that macroeconomic expectations exhibit sharp partisan reversals around U.S. presidential elections, whereas personal financial expectations remain largely unaffected.
BOC
Paper
A new Bank of Canada working paper shows that manager compensation tied to total payouts induces endogenous short-termism and underinvestment.