New credit cards signal creditworthiness, expanding access for emerging borrowers
A Philadelphia Fed working paper reveals that incumbent lenders increase credit limits for new borrowers who open additional credit cards.
A new European Central Bank paper argues for integrated EU capital markets supervision, citing a highly fragmented architecture misaligned with cross-border market realities.
A South African Reserve Bank working paper examines how physical climate change risks affect South Africa's labor market.
A recent European Central Bank analysis indicates that the costs of higher US tariffs are predominantly borne by US firms and consumers.
The Bank of Japan has published a review clarifying the concept and measurement of underlying inflation.
A Philadelphia Fed working paper reveals that incumbent lenders increase credit limits for new borrowers who open additional credit cards.
The Bank of England has developed a new Heterogeneous Agent New Keynesian (HANK) model tailored to the UK economy.
A new Bank of England working paper introduces a simulation framework to estimate redemption capacity and failure probability for sterling money market funds.
Danmarks Nationalbank assesses that monetary policy and financial conditions are broadly neutral for the Danish economy, despite renewed global uncertainty from the Middle East war.
A new working paper from the Bank for International Settlements documents significant spillovers from stablecoin-based foreign exchange to traditional FX markets.
The Banco de España's latest quarterly report revises Spain's macroeconomic projections, lowering GDP growth for 2026 while raising inflation forecasts.
A new ECB working paper demonstrates that losses on banks' securities portfolios significantly impact monetary policy transmission.