Monetary thinking and regulatory tinkering, Macroeconomic implications of US election
Thursday 5 November 2020 – Vol.11 Ed.45.4
Commentary: Digital thinking and tinkering
By Ryan Peterson in Aruba
Monetary, regulatory, and macroprudential policies have traditionally been the main focus of central banks and financial regulators. Advancements in financial technologies and digital transformation are leading to new monetary thinking and regulatory tinkering by central banks. Increasingly, monetary authorities are experimenting with a host of technologies. Leaning into the future and leading with foresight will require digital thinking and tinkering.
Read the full commentary and download the Digital Monetary Institute Journal on the website.
Meeting: Macroeconomic implications of US election
Thursday 12 November, 15:00-16:00 GMT
It has been a chaotic year for the US, punctuated by a virus that has killed more than 200,000 Americans and even reached the White House. The country experienced its sharpest economic contraction since the second world war, followed by its fastest GDP growth in history. OMFIF convenes a panel to discuss the macroeconomic outlook under the next administration. Speakers assess the potential scenarios, market impact and effect on US-China relations.
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