A Bank of England working paper reveals that an unemployed worker's previous labour force status is the strongest predictor of their attachment to the labour market.
A new ECB working paper finds that central clearing dampens 'specialness' in repo markets during normal times but stabilizes pricing during stress.
A new working paper from De Nederlandsche Bank analyzes the efficiency of employment subsidies and job retention schemes.
The European Central Bank highlights that interlinking fast payment systems could increase international trade by approximately 4 percent.
Oil prices react non-linearly to shocks, with responses significantly amplified when market conditions, such as investment fund positions, supply-demand imbalances, and inventories, reach extreme levels.
A new European Central Bank (ECB) working paper introduces a novel Macro-Finance Financial Conditions Index (FCI) for the euro area.
The European Central Bank's Economic Bulletin, Issue 2/2026, provides a comprehensive assessment of the euro area's economic situation.
The ECB Governing Council kept its three key interest rates unchanged at its March 19, 2026 meeting.
A BIS paper highlights that climate change presents significant macroeconomic risks for central banking, affecting monetary policy and financial stability.
The Swiss National Bank explores how new forms of private digital money and declining cash usage challenge the uniformity of money.
A new Federal Reserve paper finds that monetary policy transmission is asymmetric when firms face multiple financing constraints.