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Mnisi promotes youth financial literacy for resilience
Phil Mnisi, Governor of the Central Bank of Eswatini, urged young people to embrace financial literacy for a resilient future.
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Cashless payments: Market dynamics, SNB role, resilience
Petra Tschudin and Thomas Moser of the Swiss National Bank explained the technical and economic workings of cashless payments.
Bond funds hedge currency risk, equity funds speculate
A BIS study reveals significant differences in currency risk management between bond and equity investment funds.
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ISO 20022 migration: BIS details benefits and challenges
A BIS brief explores the ISO 20022 migration journey, highlighting its role in enhancing cross-border payments through structured data.
Iceland's financial supervision: Simplification and future risks
Björk Sigurgísladóttir, Deputy Governor for Financial Supervision of the Central Bank of Iceland, reviewed 2025 supervisory actions and outlined future challenges.
Nagel: AI's economic impact already here, not everywhere
Joachim Nagel explored the economic impact of artificial intelligence in a speech on April 21, 2026.
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Shin charts BoK's future: stability, digital won, global role
Hyun Song Shin, in his inaugural address as Governor of the Bank of Korea, outlined four key priorities for the central bank.
Breman on Iran conflict impact for NZ economy
Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Anna Breman outlined the potential impact of the ongoing Iran conflict on the New Zealand economy.
Panetta warns of global uncertainty, risks to development
Bank of Italy Governor Fabio Panetta warned that ongoing conflicts and geopolitical tensions are increasing global uncertainty and threatening development progress.
Williams: Fed navigates uncertainty amid mixed economic signals
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John C. Williams discussed the current economic environment, highlighting heightened uncertainty, mixed labor market signals, and inflation crosscurrents.
Realized US tariffs fully pass to prices, labor markets unaffected
A Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond paper finds that 2025 U.S. import tariffs were almost fully passed through into import prices.
Kažimír: Slovakia's transformation offers lessons for new normal
National Bank of Slovakia Governor Peter Kažimír shared Slovakia's three-decade economic transformation journey at the Central Bank of Uzbekistan.