FED
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Lower-priced homes saw higher expected gains in 2000s housing boom
A Federal Reserve Board paper finds that lower-priced houses had higher expected capital gains during the U.S. housing boom of the 2000s.
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BIS
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Module design, prior knowledge predict K-12 online dropout
A Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis study identifies module length, prior knowledge, and embedded assessments as key predictors of student dropout in online K-12 education.
DKNB
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Danish financial infrastructure secure, cyber threats demand vigilance
Danmarks Nationalbank's 2025 oversight report concludes that the Danish financial infrastructure is secure, efficient, and stable.
FED
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Fed study quantifies financial exclusion of justice-involved
A Federal Reserve study reveals significant financial exclusion and worse outcomes for justice-involved individuals, including lower credit scores and reduced credit access.
FED
Paper
Fed's stock market impact: Magnitudes, channels, shocks
A new Federal Reserve paper surveys and extends research on the central bank's effect on the stock market.
FED
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FED
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Search frictions reduce optimal tariffs and welfare gains
A Federal Reserve International Finance Discussion Paper studies the interaction of tariffs with goods-market search frictions.
BOE
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Bank Rate held at 3.75% as energy prices push inflation higher
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted by an 8-1 majority to maintain Bank Rate at 3.75 percent.
BDI
Paper
Italy's Resolution Fund reports 2025 activities
The Banca d'Italia has published the 2025 Annual Report of the National Resolution Fund.
BDF
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Villeroy de Galhau: Inflation controlled, warns on debt, digital euro
Banque de France Governor François Villeroy de Galhau reported that French inflation fell to 1.1 percent in February 2026, with euro area inflation reaching 1.9 percent.
BOJ
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BOJ projects higher FY2026 inflation, slower growth
The Bank of Japan projects Japan's economic growth to decelerate in fiscal 2026 while inflation is expected to rise to 2.5-3.0 percent.
BDI
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Geopolitical tensions raise Italy's financial stability risks
Banca d'Italia's Financial Stability Report highlights increased vulnerabilities in the global economy and financial system due to the Middle East conflict.