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On news and narratives
How news affect the U.S. and Euro Area yield curves? Does a narrative approach shed light on whether monetary policy matters?
The U.S.-China deteriorating relation
In a recent speech, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen reversed the terms of engagement with China.
New and noteworthy books in economics (April)
For our selection this month we picked two books on prosperity, one on China but with an insider’s view and one on asset managers who now own the basic building blocks of everyday life.
A debt crisis in the Global South?
Over half of all developing countries are either in default or awaiting loan restructuring but the world’s largest creditors disagree on how to provide them with help.
Revisiting narrow banking
The recent policy interventions to stave off the March banking crisis were significantly sizeable, relative to economic output, in a long-run context. Could narrow banking prevent future crises?
Thoughts on generative AI
How can generative AI contribute to economic growth? The complexity of regulating AI.
A different view of inflation
Where does inflation come from? Are central banks are the only game in town to effectively fight inflation?
The importance of offshore markets
Capital allocation in the Euro Area and China in tax havens.
Forecasting in central banks
A survey of central banks’ forecasting frameworks and challenges.