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Non-banks now central to sovereign-bank risk nexus
A new Bank for International Settlements working paper documents that the traditional sovereign-bank nexus has expanded to include non-bank financial institutions.
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Ample reserves dynamics risk balance sheet instability
A Philadelphia Fed working paper explores how the implementation of monetary policy can lead to unstable central bank balance sheet dynamics.
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Geopolitical risk raises EM sovereign credit costs
A new Bank for International Settlements working paper finds that geopolitical risk significantly raises sovereign credit default swap (SCDS) and bond index (EMBI) spreads in emerging markets.
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Export controls target high-tech trade, shaped by geopolitics
A Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis working paper characterizes how export controls are allocated across products and destinations.
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AI investment race leads to over-commitment, financial fragility
A new Bank for International Settlements working paper finds that the AI investment boom is characterized by excessive resource commitment and financial fragility.
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AI disruption threatens private credit software exposures
A Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Bulletin finds that private credit firms, particularly Business Development Companies (BDCs), have significant exposure to software firms vulnerable to generative AI disruption.
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Capacity utilization drives state-dependent labor tax effects on hours
A new BIS working paper develops a business cycle model demonstrating that the aggregate hours elasticity is higher in recessions.
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Digital payments reshape markets, incumbents retain dominance
A new Bank for International Settlements (BIS) bulletin examines the rapidly evolving landscape of retail digital payments.
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Mortgage lock-in reduces sellers, but lower rates tighten markets
A new working paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia finds that elevated mortgage rates cause homeowners to delay selling, reducing transaction volumes.
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Colombian provisioning rules lift resilience without cutting credit
The Superintendence of Finance of Colombia introduced higher provisioning requirements for long-term consumer loans in January 2023.
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Tech booms erode skilled wages, easy finance amplifies the loss
A new working paper from the BIS and Atlanta Fed reveals that high-skill workers joining innovative sectors during technology booms experience significant long-term earnings losses.
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Project Insight traces global value chains from 2018 to 2024
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has launched 'Project Insight,' a proof-of-concept dashboard to enhance the monitoring of global value chains (GVCs).