Escrivá: Global order shifts, institutions under pressure
Banco de España Governor José Luis Escrivá argues that the global economy has entered an era of structural uncertainty, challenging previous assumptions of predictable growth.
Bank of Japan Policy Board Member Junko Koeda highlighted geopolitical risks from the Middle East as a key factor influencing Japan's economic activity and prices.
Sarah Breeden, Deputy Governor for Financial Stability at the Bank of England, outlined the UK's vision for modernising money and markets through tokenisation.
Sarah Hunter, Assistant Governor (Economic) at the Reserve Bank of Australia, discussed the RBA's inflation framework and the outlook in the context of the ongoing Iran conflict.
Central Bank of Ireland Governor Gabriel Makhlouf presented the Financial Stability Review, noting intensified global risks from energy prices, AI-related stocks, and private credit.
Banco de España Governor José Luis Escrivá argues that the global economy has entered an era of structural uncertainty, challenging previous assumptions of predictable growth.
RBA Monetary Policy Board member Carolyn Hewson reflected on economic leadership and public responsibility at the Joseph Fisher Public Lecture.
Thomas Harr, Chief Economist at Danmarks Nationalbank, presented on global macro trends at the Experian Innovation Summit.
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda reviewed Japan's five-decade experience with major oil price shocks, highlighting how initial economic conditions shaped their inflationary impact.
Bank of Canada External Deputy Governor Nicolas Vincent discussed the Canadian labour market, highlighting the distinction between cyclical fluctuations and structural transformations.
ECB Executive Board Member Philip R. Lane discussed the euro area's inflation outlook and potential monetary policy responses in an interview with Nikkei.
François Villeroy de Galhau, the departing head of the Banque de France, reflects on a decade of central banking challenges.