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Digital euro preparations advance for potential 2029 launch
ECB Executive Board Member Piero Cipollone outlined the advanced technical preparations for a potential digital euro launch by 2029.
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Scenario analysis quantifies Iran War's impact on U.S. inflation
A new working paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas quantifies the inflationary impact of the 2026 Iran War on U.S. headline and core PCE inflation.
Quality mismeasurement masks true manufacturing productivity growth
A new BIS working paper argues that conventional measures significantly understate manufacturing productivity growth due to a failure to fully capture quality improvements.
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Financial stability communication lags monetary policy, emphasizes risks
A new BIS working paper examines central bank communication on financial stability, finding it lags monetary policy communication and is persistently risk-focused.
Rogers outlines structural economic shifts and BoC independence
Carolyn Rogers, Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada, discussed major structural economic forces and the importance of central bank independence.
Makhlouf urges Europe to mobilise savings amid global fragmentation
Central Bank of Ireland Governor Gabriel Makhlouf called for Europe to better mobilise its substantial savings to foster economic growth and strengthen the Single Market.
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Villeroy de Galhau urges Europe to accelerate integration and decision-making
Banque de France Governor François Villeroy de Galhau warned at Eurofi that Europe has little time left to accelerate its integration and decision-making processes.
Central banks must build resilience amid structural shifts, says Malaysia's Governor
Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour, Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia, emphasized the evolving role of central banks from mere stewards of stability to architects of resilience.
Governor Bache signals likely rate hike as inflation outlook worsens
Norges Bank's Monetary and Financial Stability Committee decided to keep the policy rate unchanged at 4 percent at its March 26 meeting.
Núñez urges global cooperation on escalating climate financial risks
Soledad Núñez, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Spain, emphasized the urgent need for international cooperation to address escalating climate-related financial risks.
Climate risks pose macroeconomic challenges for central banks, particularly in Africa
A BIS paper highlights that climate change presents significant macroeconomic risks for central banking, affecting monetary policy and financial stability.
Quantum Bayesian inference framework developed for economic analysis
A new working paper introduces a framework for performing Bayesian inference using quantum computation.