A Bank of England working paper reveals that domestic supply shocks drove persistent euro area inflation to 3 percent by 2022.
A Bank of England working paper finds that a carbon tax, designed to encourage the move to net zero, increases productivity in the UK by reducing total hours worked more than GDP.
A Banque de France study empirically estimates the macroeconomic effects of U.S. import tariff shocks between 1990 and 2024.
A Banque de France study presents an effective method for forecasting new lending rates for households and businesses in France and the euro area.
A Federal Reserve Finance and Economics Discussion Series (FEDS) paper proposes classifying cryptocurrencies into a distinct risk class within the ISDA Standardized Initial Margin Model (SIMM) framework.
A new Bank for International Settlements (BIS) working paper finds that lending to vulnerable households significantly dampens consumption growth in Korea.
A joint report by the European Central Bank and the ESRB identifies significant financial stability risks stemming from interconnections between banks and non-bank financial intermediation (NBFI) entities in the euro area.
A new ECB working paper explores how central clearing counterparties (CCPs) use margins as early warning devices to manage counterparty risk.
A new ECB working paper introduces a Bayesian Mixed-Frequency VAR model for real-time fiscal monitoring, nowcasting Italy's government deficit-to-GDP ratio.
The European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) marks its fifteenth anniversary, reflecting on its mission to prevent and mitigate systemic risk across the European financial system.
A new Bank of Japan working paper estimates demand function parameters for Japanese consumer products over three decades using granular point-of-sale data.