FED
Paper
A Federal Reserve study reveals that within-household reallocations of attention to news significantly impact inflation expectation bias.
ECB
Paper
A new ECB study finds that private equity (PE) buyouts propagate significantly through supply chains, boosting suppliers in normal times but increasing pressure during economic downturns.
ECB
Paper
A new ECB working paper finds that corporate bond markets in the euro area are as integrated as those in the US, with market finance premia showing little dependence on the issuer's country of origin.
DNB
Paper
A De Nederlandsche Bank analysis finds that low business dynamics in the Netherlands hinder productivity growth.
BOE
Paper
The Bank of England has published a discussion paper outlining its current thinking on central counterparty (CCP) resolution execution and resolvability outcomes.
BOE
Paper
The Financial Services Regulatory Initiatives Forum has published its tenth biannual Grid, outlining the regulatory pipeline for the UK financial services industry.
DNB
Paper
Global supply chain disruptions are increasing inflationary pressure and macroeconomic volatility in Europe.
ECB
Paper
A new ECB Occasional Paper argues that a genuine European Energy Union is essential to address the EU's reliance on fossil fuels and bolster its industrial competitiveness.
BIS
Paper
A Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta working paper identifies two primary drivers behind the falling U.S. birth rate: decreased desire for children among Gen Z and increased medical difficulty in conceiving across generations since the Boomers.
BIS
Paper
A Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta working paper explores how automation impacts career dynamics and human capital.
BIS
Paper
A Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis working paper introduces an empirical strategy to assess if firm-worker matches are 'inspection' or 'experience' goods.