Spillovers
Monetary policies spill over to currencies, BIS paper says
Paper examines impact of multiple monetary policies on cross-border bank lending
Foreign monetary policy affects French and Italian lending – researchers
US policy especially significant, Banque de France paper finds
Ghana under pressure from Fed hikes – governor Addison
US policy normalisation sends Ghana’s inflation into double figures while the currency falters
Fed policy’s global effects differ in booms and busts – BIS paper
Monetary policy appears to impact global bank lending differently depending on the “regime”
Central bank digital currency of no benefit to financial stability – RBNZ research
CBDC could make New Zealand’s banking sector more susceptible to spillovers
Trump’s fiscal policy threatens emerging markets – Lagarde
Looser fiscal policy could increase market volatility and worsen global imbalances- IMF chief
BIS report urges tighter global macro-pru co-ordination
Deputy general manager says global institutions could do more to promote co-ordination between advanced economies and “systemic middle-income countries”
Balance sheet features impact global spillovers – NY Fed paper
International research effort finds banks’ business models affect the extent to which policy spills across borders
Tajikistan cuts policy rate as inflation stabilises
Central bank says inflation is more stable and falling, creating room for cuts
BoE not to blame for gold standard-era crises in US – paper
Bank of England’s rate decisions between 1884 and 1913 were not responsible for “causing or aggravating” crises in the US, author finds
Global uncertainty increases financial interconnections – paper
Researchers use a network approach to evaluate financial interconnectedness
Fed paper examines financial spillovers of US monetary policy
Authors find that conventional and unconventional policies create different spillover effects
‘Intensified’ tax competition will affect euro area – research
Latest ECB bulletin shows “possible erosion of tax bases” in the EU, after recent US tax reforms
Misinterpreting commodity price swings can be damaging – BIS paper
Whether movements are down to supply shocks or changes in global demand matters for policy, and mistakes can be procyclical when central banks act together
Stifling cross-border banking hurts developing countries – World Bank
World Bank offers advice on successful cross-border banking but warns developing countries against over-reliance
NY Fed paper estimates US contagion risks
Authors design a network model incorporating non-banks to estimate how the risk of a “default cascade” has changed over time
Paper examines EM response to global liquidity shocks
Emerging markets reduce rates and increase reserves in the face of positive liquidity shocks
A new era for the BIS
As Basel III inches towards closure and a new BIS general manager prepares to move into his post, Jaime Caruana talks to Daniel Hinge about his eight years at the helm
BoE paper sheds light on global policy transmission
Comparison of UK and Hong Kong based on bank-level data finds evidence of both portfolio and funding effects
Caruana urges rethink of global co-operation
Closer co-operation across economic policymaking could help to dampen the backlash against globalisation, BIS chief says
SNB analyses monetary policy role in containing external inflationary factors
Research finds independent monetary policy protects Switzerland against international spillovers
Indonesia considers new riskier tranche for reserves – Budianto
Head of reserves says political risks are more of a worry than portfolio flows; explains how Bank Indonesia’s strategy reinforces market development in 30-minute interview
ECB’s Cœuré says asset purchases are not responsible for exchange rate movements
Executive board member says Europe’s asset purchase programme has boosted economic growth and inflation prospects; policy not “fundamentally different” from conventional policy
Trade uncertainty is harming growth prospects – Poloz
Bank of Canada governor says uncertainty surrounding US trade policies is harming investment in both Canada and Mexico; Poloz is “not surprised” investors are reacting cautiously