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Greenflation and the transition to carbon neutrality

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The misnomer of central bank ‘independence’

The misnomer of central bank ‘independence’

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Blurring of fiscal and monetary policy threatens Fed
Lagarde pressure over ECB support for Italy

Lagarde pressure over ECB support for Italy

Lack of EU fiscal action weighs on central bank meeting
CBDC: The next payments frontier

CBDC: The next payments frontier

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Question not 'if' but 'when and where'
Fed grapples with corporate bond market

Fed grapples with corporate bond market

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Portfolio flows and policy action reshaping market
Message for UK: let borrowing take the strain

Message for UK: let borrowing take the strain

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Government should cut deficit only when recovery is established
End of myth of ‘independent’ central banks

End of myth of ‘independent’ central banks

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Time to welcome collaboration with governments
Covid-19 trends in portfolio management

Covid-19 trends in portfolio management

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Discussion with former Oman Investment Fund official
How to escape a recession

How to escape a recession

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Four lessons from the 2010s
Winning the post-pandemic peace

Winning the post-pandemic peace

Proper management of assets will help governments keep debt costs low
Making helicopter cash work

Making helicopter cash work

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Central bank digital currency can help
SME support: Less haste, more speed

SME support: Less haste, more speed

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Rescue packages not just about protecting economy
Austerity casts shadow on pandemic

Austerity casts shadow on pandemic

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Health systems damaged by low spending
Libra reinvents itself

Libra reinvents itself

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The cryptocurrency update responds to central bank concerns
Italy needs action on debt sustainability

Italy needs action on debt sustainability

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Conte should accept ESM money ahead of recovery fund
10 reasons why there’ll be no ‘Draghi moment’

10 reasons why there’ll be no ‘Draghi moment’

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Governments to act as ECB faces counterforces

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