Crypto regulation uneven, creating financial stability risks
The Financial Stability Board assessed the implementation of its global regulatory framework for cryptoassets and stablecoins, revealing significant gaps and inconsistencies.
A new ECB analysis, based on an AI-powered index, examines how US financial markets react to geopolitical shocks disrupting global oil supply.
A new ECB Economic Bulletin box explores how media-reported firm-level restructuring announcements can provide timely signals of euro area labour market dynamics.
A new European Central Bank analysis reveals that declining prices of imports from China have significantly dampened euro area non-energy industrial goods inflation.
The euro area current account surplus significantly narrowed in 2025, falling to 1.7 percent of GDP from 2.7 percent in 2024.
The Financial Stability Board assessed the implementation of its global regulatory framework for cryptoassets and stablecoins, revealing significant gaps and inconsistencies.
A new Federal Reserve paper introduces a method to compute Sequence-Space Jacobians for heterogeneous-agent overlapping generations (HA-OLG) models orders of magnitude faster.
Federal Reserve economists John Coglianese and Jade A. Fang evaluated the empirical performance of difference-in-differences (DiD) estimators using over 134,000 state-level placebo event studies.
A survey commissioned by the Bank of Russia (CBR) shows that Russian households' inflation expectations declined in June 2026.
The Banque de France's June 2026 Financial Stability Report highlights new risks to the French financial system from the war in Iran.
The war in the Middle East has driven a sharp rise in Brent crude oil prices, which the European Central Bank estimates will noticeably weigh on euro area economic activity.
The European Central Bank's June 2026 Convergence Report assesses five EU Member States – Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Sweden – on their progress towards adopting the single currency.