Excess savings alter business cycle, dampen monetary policy
A Banca d'Italia Occasional Paper reveals that the stock of excess savings significantly alters the propagation of macroeconomic shocks.
A Federal Reserve working paper shows that banks with higher regulatory liquidity buffers provided significantly more credit during the March 2020 COVID-19 stress.
A Bank of Japan review published in July 2026 examines the evolving role of regional frameworks EMEAP and ASEAN+3. The paper highlights their growing importance in addressing geoeconomic fragmentation, supply chain shifts, and emerging financial stability risks.
A Banca d'Italia (BDI) working paper finds that Italian households expecting an inheritance consume more, save less, and take on more consumer debt.
A Banca d'Italia paper finds Italy's marginal propensity to consume (MPC) declined in the post-Covid recovery, driven by employment growth concentrated in low-MPC households.
A Banca d'Italia Occasional Paper reveals that the stock of excess savings significantly alters the propagation of macroeconomic shocks.
A Banca d'Italia Occasional Paper investigates population ageing's impact on household portfolio choices in Italy, France, Germany, and Spain.
A Banca d'Italia paper reveals that demographic changes significantly impacted Italian household consumption between 1997 and 2023.
A Banca d'Italia paper analyzes the global automotive sector's post-pandemic transformation, revealing China's dominance in electric vehicles and increasing market fragmentation.
A Banca d'Italia Occasional Paper finds that judicial inefficiency significantly reduces the likelihood and timing of bankruptcy filings.
Stablecoins offer a new channel for US dollar access in emerging market and developing economies (EMDEs), mirroring traditional deposit dollarisation.
The Banco de España's 2025 Complaints and Enquiries Report reveals a 45 percent reduction in complaints compared to 2024.