Oil and gas shocks affect euro-area inflation differently
A Banca d'Italia study finds that oil supply shocks have a short-lived inflationary impact, while gas shocks generate stronger and more persistent effects on euro-area consumer inflation.
The Banca d'Italia's 2026 annual report on Emilia-Romagna's economy shows moderate growth in 2025, driven by investments.
A new European Central Bank discussion paper documents the models used to analyze the interactions and trade-offs between price and financial stability.
A new European Central Bank working paper reveals that aggregate models of foreign direct investment (FDI) mask significant sector-specific heterogeneities in the distance elasticity.
Banca d'Italia projects subdued GDP growth for Italy at 0.6 percent in 2026, with inflation reaching 3.1 percent.
A Banca d'Italia study finds that oil supply shocks have a short-lived inflationary impact, while gas shocks generate stronger and more persistent effects on euro-area consumer inflation.
A Banca d'Italia paper investigates the complex nexus between multidimensional well-being and gender equality across Italian regions from 2018-2023.
A Banca d'Italia study analyzes the economic relevance of intangible capital and investments in six advanced economies from 2000-2021.
Banca d'Italia researchers developed a quantitative framework to study shock propagation in the Italian economy.
A Banca d'Italia study reveals that just over a quarter of Italian firms undertook green investments between 2021 and 2024.
A Banca d'Italia paper compares Italy's weak capital accumulation with Germany, France, and Spain since 2000.
A Banca d'Italia study quantifies the regulatory costs that hinder firm growth in Italy.