Banque de France study finds medium-run macro costs for Fit-for-55 carbon tax
The Banque de France published a study assessing the medium-run macroeconomic effects of the Fit-for-55 carbon tax in France.
Danmarks Nationalbank reports a slowdown in the Greenlandic economy, marked by modest growth and significant fiscal challenges.
A Norges Bank Staff Memo reveals that approximately 13 percent of Norwegian homes, representing 11.5 percent of total home value, are located in areas particularly exposed to natural perils and other weather-related damage.
The Faroese economy maintains growth, marked by a tight labor market and rising house prices, alongside increased corporate lending.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released its 'State Finances: A Study of Budgets of 2025-26' report.
The Banque de France published a study assessing the medium-run macroeconomic effects of the Fit-for-55 carbon tax in France.
The Banque de France finds that the 2009 reform, which merged commercial courts in France, improved the quality of insolvency decisions for companies with fewer than 10 employees.
The Banque de France's Financial Stability Report states the French financial system remains resilient despite increased domestic and external shock risks.
A new working paper from Banca d'Italia proposes an operational definition of 'Fintech for Good' (F4G).
A new Bank for International Settlements (BIS) working paper finds that contractionary monetary policy dampens private equity activity.
The Bank of Japan projects Japan's economy will continue to grow moderately, with underlying consumer price index inflation gradually increasing towards its 2 percent price stability target by the second half of the projection period.
A Banca d'Italia study compares household housing wealth data from surveys and administrative records in Italy.