DNB
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DNB study reveals uneven deposit rate pass-through
A new working paper from De Nederlandsche Bank investigates how market rates transmit to bank deposit rates in the euro area.
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NORGES
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Tight labor markets amplify wage response to policy shocks
A Norges Bank working paper reveals that the transmission of monetary policy to wages is highly nonlinear and asymmetric, with tight labor markets amplifying wage increases from expansionary shocks while downward rigidity limits declines from contractionary shocks.
DKNB
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Danish financial sector stress test reveals resilience gaps
Danmarks Nationalbank and the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority conducted a sector-level stress test of operational resilience in 2025.
FED
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Study links Fed survey to credit card mail offers
Federal Reserve researchers link the Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey (SLOOS) with credit card mail offers.
BDF
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Past hyperinflation shapes current Austrian price outlook
A new Banque de France working paper reveals that regions more exposed to Austria's 1921-22 hyperinflation still report higher inflation expectations a century later.
DNB
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BIS
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Geopolitical risk fragments capital flows, hinders risk-sharing
A new working paper finds that high geopolitical risk leads to financial fragmentation, redirecting bilateral official lending towards allied countries.
DNB
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Bank valuation rises with capital buffers, risk channel dominates
A De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) working paper finds that unexpected increases in macroprudential capital buffers lead to a short-run decline in bank price-to-book ratios, followed by a sustained increase.
EBA
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EBA review finds high Pillar 3 compliance, urges consistency
The European Banking Authority's peer review found high compliance among competent authorities in implementing and supervising Pillar 3 disclosure requirements.
RIKSBANK
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Norges Bank appears to favour real economy, Riksbank finds
After the post-pandemic inflation surge, Sweden and Norway have seen diverging inflation rates and monetary policy approaches.
BOK
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Project Hangang: Unified ledger handles 80,000 retail users
The Bank of Korea's Project Hangang successfully conducted live retail transactions with 80,000 users using tokenised deposits.
BIS
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Two-country models cannot match markups, switching and pass-through
A new working paper identifies a fundamental trilemma in two-country DSGE models.