Articles by Central Banking Newsdesk
Head of Turkey’s banking watchdog submits resignation
Former CBRT governor says he wishes to avoid further reputational damage to agency over investment scandal
Scenario analysis helps protect policy buffers – panel
Economic thinking and policy-making processes are shifting in face of global shocks, central bankers say
Framework guidance helps ECB monetary policy comms – Lane
Approach appears to have made rate expectations more sensitive to economic news, says chief economist
AI disproportionately affects young job seekers in US – study
Doors harder to open for new entrants to labour market, says Cleveland Fed research
Eurozone aims to pick ECB head ‘by December’– Eurogroup chief
Lagarde’s successor expected to be chosen as part of broader package of executive appointments
Small nations can offer big lessons – ECCB deputy
Valda Henry tells Virtual Meetings why collaboration and resilience are crucial in today’s volatile world
Government officials told BoJ that economy was at ‘crossroads’
October minutes show board members called for faster tightening at meeting that resulted in hold
Zero rates and QE made bank depositors flightier – research
Asset purchases did not play out as theory envisioned, NBER paper finds
SNB could reintroduce negative rates – Schlegel
Bank sets higher bar for going below zero, but chair says it will act if price stability is at risk
Eurozone exposure to AI debt ‘remains low for now’ – Lagarde
ECB ‘closely monitors’ AI financing and financial stability implications, bank’s president notes
BIS study traces life and death of currencies since 1850
Currencies are usually created for political reasons, but ‘often die for economic ones’, authors find
Czech Republic raises rates in split vote
Governor says decision, reached by 4–3 majority, is ‘fine-tuning’ to curb inflation expectations