BIS
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New model estimates trend inflation, highlights uncertainty effects
A new empirical model estimates trend inflation by combining advanced features, including long-term expectations and sectoral data.
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ECB
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DeFi governance concentration challenges regulatory oversight
A new ECB working paper reveals that governance in Decentralised Finance (DeFi) protocols is highly concentrated, challenging the implementation of effective regulation and supervision.
BDE
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Europe's energy transition: progress and persistent vulnerabilities after crises
A Banco de España paper highlights Europe's rapid energy landscape transformation, marked by reduced dependence on risky suppliers and increased renewables.
BIS
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Supervisors develop approaches for AI data use in financial services
A new Bank for International Settlements (BIS) paper explores emerging policy and supervisory approaches to artificial intelligence (AI) data use in financial services.
BOJ
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BOJ study: Market perceptions of monetary policy adapt to actual changes
A Bank of Japan working paper estimates the perceived policy reaction function of Japan's market participants using survey data.
BIS
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BIS
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First international firm-level data reveals AI's limited current impact
A new working paper presents the first representative international data on firm-level artificial intelligence use, surveying nearly 6,000 executives across the US, UK, Germany, and Australia.
DKNB
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Monetary easing, payment modernization, and financial stability in 2025
Danmarks Nationalbank lowered its key monetary policy interest rates four times in 2025 by a total of 1 percentage point, bringing the current account rate to 1.60 percent.
DKNB
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Denmark's economy resilient, faces global slowdown and inflation risks
Danmarks Nationalbank reports a robust Danish economy, but projects lower growth this year due to a global slowdown and continued domestic household restraint.
BIS
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US working hours converge with other nations due to non-employment benefits
A BIS working paper finds that the historical gap in working hours between Americans and non-Americans has significantly narrowed since 2000.
BDE
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Federal aid and fiscal strength accelerate post-disaster recovery
A new Banco de España working paper finds that federal disaster assistance and strong fiscal capacity significantly accelerate economic recovery after natural disasters.
DKNB
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Consumption-to-income ratio at historic low due to uncertainty
Danmarks Nationalbank's new analysis reveals that the consumption-to-income ratio has reached a historically low level since 2019.