News & commentary
Read the latest financial and monetary policy news and commentary from OMFIF’s in-house analysts and global network of specialists.
A borrowers’ club: the missing piece in the debt architecture?
The real test is whether it changes how countries borrow and account for their choices
Still a privilege, no longer exorbitant
Investors still pay a premium to hold dollars but now demand one to hold Treasuries
The inevitable mathematics of sovereign debt
Central banks understand it, so should individual investors
The bond market sell off and the UK budget
Healey should use global uncertainty as opportunity for major reform
Innovation raises the sovereignty premium
Jackson Hole 2026: why more fluid finance can raise cost of preserving domestic monetary space
Bank of Finland’s Olli Rehn’s strategic call on interest rates and common debt
Proposals for ECB ‘forward guidance’ and Europe-wide safe asset to boost euro
Putting safe assets back on Europe’s policy table
Increasing European safe asset supply without mutualisation
Debt office overhaul overdue in low-income countries
‘Transparency is the cheapest credit enhancement a poor country can buy’
Bond yield volatility: just ‘yips’ or the return of vigilantes?
Higher structural yields may be a feature, not a bug
