Macroprudential measures tighten euro area mortgage lending standards
A new ECB working paper finds that euro area banks generally tightened mortgage lending standards around the implementation of borrower-based macroprudential measures.
A Hong Kong Monetary Authority study finds that increased stablecoin transaction flows significantly raise exchange rate volatility in emerging market economies.
A new ECB working paper compares several multi-sector monetary models to analyze the macroeconomic effects of carbon-intensive energy price changes.
A new ECB working paper introduces a novel Macro-Finance Financial Conditions Index for the euro area.
A Federal Reserve study by Nathan Blascak and Anna Tranfaglia reveals a persistent, though economically small, gender gap in bankcard credit limits for sole mortgage applicants.
A new ECB working paper finds that euro area banks generally tightened mortgage lending standards around the implementation of borrower-based macroprudential measures.
The largest artificial intelligence (AI) firms, based primarily in the United States and China, are increasingly dominating the global AI supply chain.
A new ECB Working Paper introduces a least-squares filter for efficiently extracting unobserved shocks in linear sequence-space models.
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has launched a thematic peer review to evaluate members' implementation of public sector backstop funding mechanisms for banks in resolution.
A Banco de España working paper reveals that consumer prices in the euro area became significantly more flexible during the 2021-2024 inflation cycle.
A new European Central Bank study using regional data from 11 euro area countries finds that the Phillips curve is flatter and largely shaped by inflation expectations.
A new working paper from Banco de España and ECB economists analyzes how production networks transmit foreign price shocks and reshape monetary policy trade-offs.