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Policy rate raised to 4.5 percent to curb inflation
Norges Bank has raised its policy rate by 25 basis points to 4.5 percent to return inflation to its 2 percent target.
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UK divergence from EU remains limited ten years after Brexit
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, UK divergence from the European Union has remained limited as both sides face rising geoeconomic fragmentation.
Discount window upgrades strengthen Treasury market liquidity
The Federal Reserve is expanding discount window modernization through streamlined collateral rules, faster FHLB coordination, and automated loan processing.
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Geopolitical tensions threaten global trade and macro stability
Opening the IMF Economic Review Conference in Bangkok, officials warned that intensifying geopolitical tensions are disrupting international trade, investment, and inflation.
Rehn urges common European safe asset to fund strategic investment
Bank of Finland Governor and ECB Governing Council member Olli Rehn called for a common European safe asset to fund defence, energy and productivity needs.
Irish businesses face €1 billion in annual payment processing costs
Security and trust remain the primary drivers of consumer payment preferences over speed and convenience, according to new research from the Central Bank of Ireland.
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Policymakers urge European unity on AI and payment stability
European policymakers convened in Dublin to address geopolitical fragmentation, artificial intelligence and emerging payment systems.
Output floor binds six global banks under full Basel III phase-in
A fully phased-in 72.5 percent output floor will bind six out of 13 disclosing global systemically important banks, according to a Bank for International Settlements study.
Hardware enclaves protect central bank data in use
Hardware-anchored trusted execution environments can secure cross-border collaboration and supervisory analytics for central banks without widening third-party trust, according to a research paper published by the Bank for International Settlements.
Finland targets top global digital financial literacy rank by 2030
Finland launched its Digital Financial Literacy Strategy at the Bank of Finland Museum, setting a goal to become the most financially literate nation by 2030.
New US tariffs and $100 oil threaten Canadian growth and inflation
Re-escalating trade tensions with the United States and $100 oil prices from the Middle East conflict create divergent risks for the Canadian economy, pulling growth and inflation in opposite directions as the Bank of Canada holds its policy interest rate steady.
Financial resilience underpins European competitiveness
Financial resilience is the necessary foundation rather than a constraint for European competitiveness, according to a policy address in Dublin.