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An excellent overview of the evolution of the world economy during the last seven decades, and a warning against complacency ...
Economists have attacked what they regard as US president Donald Trump’s bullying of Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, ...
Hong Kong’s de facto central bank has intervened to protect the currency’s peg with the US dollar at the weak end for the ...
Noisy Politics, Quiet Technocrats: Strategic Silence by Central Banks, published on June 25, finds that monetary authorities ...
Twenty-seven supervisory authorities provided information on the point at which Pillar 2 decisions are taken in their jurisdictions. All (100%) respondents say that the policy is made at national ...
The European Central Bank has split its distributed ledger technology (DLT) trials into two tracks. The bank explained today ...
Ethiopia’s central bank announced yesterday (June 30) that it was keeping its policy rate at 15% to tame inflation. Headline ...
Existing banking regulations are not acting as a drag on investment in development projects, the chair of the Basel Committee ...
The International Monetary Fund has praised efforts by the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) to tackle inflation after ...
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has made two appointments to its governing board.
Central banks may require more flexible inflation targets and facilitate wider payments interoperability to maintain trust and the ‘singleness’ in future money.
Supervisory authorities are somewhat more likely to report they have sufficient non-staff resources than sufficient staffing, ...