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Economics
‘Technology intensity’ worsens employment outcomes – study
Authors say jobs more likely to be lost in sectors with large prior investments in robotics and IT
11 Mar 2026   |  Research
Macroeconomics
Dancing between raindrops: tackling an Iran-related supply shock
Comms will be critical as central banks face yet another global shock, says Jagjit Chadha
10 Mar 2026   |  Opinion
Economics
Iran conflict could drive global inflation higher – IMF chief
Georgieva urges policy-makers to think ‘the unthinkable and prepare for it’
09 Mar 2026   |  Speech
Economics
R* has increased globally since pandemic – NY Fed research
Higher neutral rates show government bonds might not be as liquid and safe as before, economists say
02 Mar 2026   |  Research
Economic modelling
Delayed hikes lessened inflation’s distributional effects – study
Poorer households would have suffered more if ECB began tightening straight after pandemic
27 Feb 2026   |  Research
Monetary Policy
High tariff regime in the US is ‘here to stay’ – BoE’s Taylor
Impact on trade flows and pricing will take years to play out, MPC member says
23 Feb 2026   |  News
Economics
US firms dominate entire AI supply chains – BIS bulletin
Tech giants operate across all layers, including designing chips and running clouds, study says
23 Feb 2026   |  Research
Economics
Europe’s strength in numbers could mitigate risks, says Panetta
Italian governor calls for progress on capital markets union to help guard against geopolitical threats
23 Feb 2026   |  Speech
Economics
Lower reserves share not a sign of dollar’s decline – paper
Growth of FX coffers in countries holding fewer greenbacks dilutes currency’s share, NBER study finds
23 Feb 2026   |  Research
Macroeconomics
Shipping congestion drives up inflation – IMF paper
Study of tracking data shows delays at ports are reflected in headline inflation
20 Feb 2026   |  Research
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Dan Hinge is editor of the economics newsletter
 
Daniel Hinge is the editor of Central Banking’s Benchmarking Service and subject specialist for economics.
daniel.hinge@centralbanking.com

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