Articles by Central Banking Newsdesk
New taxonomy of operating frameworks from BIS economists
Two-dimensional approach captures “surprising similarities” between different methods
BIS warns of elevated equity prices amid ‘sanguine’ markets
High stock valuations “sit oddly” with fiscal sustainability concerns, according to quarterly review
Dollar dominance amplifies transmission of US shocks – study
Bank of Korea research recommends promoting South Korean bonds and internationalisation of won
Riksbank deputies say rate forecasting key to transparency
Officials say advantages of openness outweigh drawbacks
National Bank of Serbia holds rates
Summertime inflation warrants restrictive policy, central bank says
Russia eases by 100bp in third consecutive rate cut
Governor says decision was warranted by falls in both inflation and economic activity
US consumers’ expectations of finding work hit new low – study
Mean perceived probability of a newly unemployed person finding a job fell to 44.9%
Liquidity impairment harms policy transmission – BIS paper
Authors say QE may be more potent in times of market stress
Little impact on Sweden’s inflation from US’s China tariffs – study
Sveriges Riksbank paper says levies will affect Swedish exporters in as yet unknown ways
AI opens new possibilities to approach core mandate – Nagel
Bundesbank president says technology enables central banks to deal proactively with stability risks
US SMEs less fazed by tariff turmoil – Boston Fed survey
Study suggests further uncertainty over levies would no longer cause firms’ outlook to deteriorate
Be proactive on AI and quantum, Riksbank deputy says
Authorities should collaborate despite geopolitical tensions, says Aino Bunge