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June FOMC meeting: outcomes and outlooks

Vincent Reinhart, chief economist and macro strategist at BNY Mellon and former director of the US Federal Reserve’s monetary division, joined Mark Sobel, US chair of OMFIF, to discuss the June Federal Open Market Committee meeting, that took place on 13-14 June. Their discussion analysed the outcome of the meeting and examine the dot plot, …

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The future of financial stability and monetary policy

Amid a macroeconomic backdrop of high inflation, interest rate hikes and weak growth across developed and emerging markets, the monetary policy outlook for the US Federal Reserve and global central banks remains uncertain. In this new paradigm, what does the future hold for the Fed’s move to accelerate quantitative tightening and reduce the size of …

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Economic challenges and opportunities in Asia

Krishna Srinivasan, director of the International Monetary Fund’s Asia department, provided an overview of the region's economic challenges and discussed the findings of the IMF’s latest Regional Economic Outlook for Asia. Speaker: Krishna Srinivasan, Director, Asia and Pacific Department, International Monetary Fund Recorded on 18/05/2023

DMI symposium 2023

On 10-11 May 2023, the symposium returned to examine the distribution and use cases of both retail and wholesale central bank digital currencies, tokenised assets, deposits and capital markets, cross-border payments and domestic interoperability. Speakers explored regulatory framework harmonisation, cybersecurity considerations and the future of money in the metaverse. This hybrid event was held in …

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Central banks in the digital age: bringing data into focus

The rapid pace of technological change is matched by the ever-evolving risks to financial stability and the global economy, as shown by the Covid-19 pandemic, the acceleration of climate change and the volatility of digital financial assets. It is within this environment that central banks need to harness technology to capture, handle, integrate and use …

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Improving gender representation across industries: how to break through the glass ceiling

Ignazio Visco on inflation in the euro area

Ignazio Visco, governor of Banca d’Italia, discussed key issues in the debate on inflation. These included the role of demand and supply factors in causing inflation to rise, the effectiveness of the European Central Bank’s response to it and the prospects for monetary policy. Speaker: Ignazio Visco, Governor, Banca d’Italia Recorded on 21/04/2023

US Treasury’s international financial priorities for 2023

As the global economic landscape continues to shift, Jay Shambaugh, under secretary for international affairs at the US Treasury, identified the international financial priorities for 2023. The discussion focused on the latest trends and developments in the global financial markets and how the US Treasury is navigating worldwide economic uncertainties. Speaker: Jay Shambaugh, Under Secretary …

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SPI symposium 2023

In conversation with Mário Centeno: growth prospects in the euro area

Mário Centeno, governor of Banco de Portugal and member of the European Central Bank governing council, joined David Marsh, OMFIF chairman, for a conversation on the performance of the euro area economy, high inflation and the energy crisis. Against this backdrop, he also discussed the economic outlook in Portugal and prospects for growth. Recorded on …

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