Our economic outlook for the euro area
We expect growth in the euro area to track around 1% in both 2025 and 2026, slightly below…
‘Shadow’ Fed chief would not influence policy debate, Goolsbee tells CNBC
By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Any move by U.S. President Donald Trump to name a replacement for Federal…
Artificial intelligence may replace jobs soon, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell warns
Artificial intelligence might replace jobs on a large scale in the next few years, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome…
Why monetary policy moves are out of sync worldwide
‘To each their own’ seems like a mantra for global central banks amid the ongoing economic gloom.Last week,…
Turkish central bank announces changes to support transition to lira
The Turkish central bank announced on Saturday new measures to “strengthen the monetary transmission mechanism and support the…
Labor Market Risks Might Prompt Fed To Cut Rates Faster Than Planned
Jerome Powell, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, departs following a news conference following a … More Federal…
European central banks cut interest rates amid trade war fears
Not all EU member states agree that Israel’s recent strike on Iran was in accordance with international law.…
Europe’s central banks are all cutting rates, even as tariffs tie the Fed’s hands – POLITICO
A different story It’s a very different story across the Atlantic, where the first impact of tariffs has…
Pan Gongsheng’s keynote speech at the 2025 Lujiazui Forum: Some Thoughts on Global Financial Governance
Compilation: The People’s Bank of China WeChat Official Account Dear Secretary Ji Ning, former Governor of the People’s…
UK inflation slowed less than expected in May – POLITICO
Consumer price inflation in the U.K. slowed only slightly in May, all but ensuring that the Bank of…
Singapore MAS survey shows economists cut GDP, inflation forecasts and see more easing
SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Economists have lowered their forecasts for Singapore’s growth and inflation this year and are expecting a…
The Fed wants to hit its inflation target. Why it might not get to.
The theme of Stanford’s Hoover Institution monetary policy conference last week was “finishing the job,” a nod to…