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Fed-Treasury tensions and the risk of fiscal dominance

Fed-Treasury tensions and the risk of fiscal dominance

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Central bank personnel changes in US and euro area could unhinge global markets
How much influence do central banks really have?

How much influence do central banks really have?

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Unconventional interventions of past decade could be a big mistake
Stablecoins are a necessary, but interim, development

Stablecoins are a necessary, but interim, development

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Once alternative money models succeed, the state inevitably steps in
Europe doubles down on public money for digital finance

Europe doubles down on public money for digital finance

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Observers see ‘hare and tortoise’ race with Genius Act
Is the US creeping towards a 3% inflation regime?

Is the US creeping towards a 3% inflation regime?

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Structural forces for higher inflation loom large
Playing Jenga with the international monetary system

Playing Jenga with the international monetary system

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What happens if the dollar tower starts to collapse?
Who would want to be Rachel Reeves this autumn?

Who would want to be Rachel Reeves this autumn?

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The UK government must confront hard choices on debt, welfare and investment
Driving public blockchain in banking

Driving public blockchain in banking

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New OMFIF working group brings together technologists and regulators
Why macrofinancial surveillance fails when it matters most

Why macrofinancial surveillance fails when it matters most

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The political economy of fiscal and financial blind spots
Rethinking climate risk in financial modelling

Rethinking climate risk in financial modelling

Model uncertainty and the long-run divergence of current climate scenarios create latent short-term risks
Central banks are turning back to gold

Central banks are turning back to gold

The role of gold is changing in central bank reserve management strategies
Is there any hope for Europe?

Is there any hope for Europe?

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Over-regulation and a lack of dynamism are hampering European economies
The US is following in Argentina’s footsteps

The US is following in Argentina’s footsteps

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An erosion of trust in economic leadership and counterproductive policies
Central banking manual for fighting crises: the need for split personalities

Central banking manual for fighting crises: the need for split personalities

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What happens when, as with Trump, the attack comes from inside?

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