Four factors explain France's persistently high saving ratio
A Banque de France research bulletin identifies four key factors contributing to France's historically high saving ratio since the end of the pandemic.
A Federal Reserve paper finds that global financial risk, specifically U.S. monetary policy uncertainty, significantly lowers long-run productivity growth in emerging markets.
A new Occasional Paper from the Bank for International Settlements identifies significant complexity in the European banking union's resolution framework.
A Banque de France article quantifies the impact of monetary policy operations on euro area TARGET balances since the euro's introduction.
A South African Reserve Bank paper calibrates a DSGE model for emerging economies, showing that geopolitical risk shocks depreciate exchange rates, are inflationary, and harm bank balance sheets.
A Banque de France research bulletin identifies four key factors contributing to France's historically high saving ratio since the end of the pandemic.
ECB Banking Supervision concluded its 2025 solvency stress test for 51 significant euro area institutions, finding the sector resilient against a severe but plausible economic downturn.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published a consultation paper proposing new rules for reporting operational incidents and third-party arrangements.
The Bank of England has published a Supervisory Statement detailing its expectations for operational resilience among recognised payment system operators and specified service providers.
The Bank of England has issued a Supervisory Statement outlining its approach to operational resilience for central securities depositories (CSDs).
A Banca d'Italia working paper analyzes the macroeconomic drivers of the US ten-year term premium.
A Banca d'Italia working paper finds that government-funded but privately-owned patents explain roughly 20 percent of medium-term fluctuations in US productivity and GDP growth.