Regional economies recover moderately across Japan
The Bank of Japan's latest Regional Economic Report indicates that all nine regions of Japan are experiencing moderate economic recovery or picking up.
The Superintendence of Finance of Colombia introduced higher provisioning requirements for long-term consumer loans in January 2023.
A Bank of England note maps and quantifies non-bank default risk in key UK financial markets.
A new European Central Bank working paper proposes a general equilibrium theory where bank liquidity requirements improve incentives but are insufficient for efficient financial intermediation.
A new SNB working paper investigates how U.S. dollar funding demand and dealer balance-sheet constraints induce persistent covered interest parity (CIP) deviations.
The Bank of Japan's latest Regional Economic Report indicates that all nine regions of Japan are experiencing moderate economic recovery or picking up.
A new Federal Reserve paper finds that the aggregate hours elasticity is significantly higher in recessions than in expansions.
France's potential GDP still bears slight negative effects from the Covid crisis in level terms, but its pre-crisis growth rate returned by end-2025.
A new working paper from the BIS and Atlanta Fed reveals that high-skill workers joining innovative sectors during technology booms experience significant long-term earnings losses.
A new ECB working paper finds that temporary migration significantly alters macroeconomic fluctuations and the effectiveness of stabilization policies in integrated economies like the European Union.
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has launched 'Project Insight,' a proof-of-concept dashboard to enhance the monitoring of global value chains (GVCs).
A Banco de España working paper finds that heterogeneity in banks' interest-rate risk exposure significantly shapes monetary policy transmission.