Bundesbank calls for steps on fiscal rules, wages and profits to beat inflation By David Marsh and Neil Williams Pressures on the European Central Bank to raise interest rates are likely to increase unless European governments agree fiscal targets that are ‘more binding, less discretionary and more stringent’. At the same time the ECB will be keeping a close watch on both corporate profits and wage claims to try to achieve ‘sensible’ outcomes. These were central messages from Joachim Nagel, president of Deutsche Bundesbank, at lectures in London and Edinburgh.
By Ignazio Angeloni Lowering the deposit rate and reducing the size of its balance sheet will be crucial if the European Central Bank is to maintain monetary control and salvage its independence.
By Simon Brady It might not seem as though the sad demise of Credit Suisse has much to teach surveillance professionals. But it exposes many of the issues that have become apparent over recent years.
US Treasury’s international financial priorities for 2023 Tuesday 11 April, Live broadcast As the global economic landscape continues to shift, Jay Shambaugh, under secretary for international affairs at the US Treasury, identifies the international financial priorities for 2023.
This special edition of the journal examines women’s economic empowerment, how to narrow the gaps in financial inclusion and the connection between gender diversity and climate risks.
