It goes up when things are good and it goes up when things are bad, so it’s a fair question to ask under what circumstances the US currency ever actually goes down. When everyone seems to accept that the Federal Funds rate will stay higher for longer, just what will it take to reverse an appreciation trend that is beginning to look more secular than cyclical?
In parallel with the discussions around the EU becoming a sovereign status issuer, there is another debate on whether EU bonds will become a benchmark for the rest of the continent.
This exclusive in-person summit examines critical questions around central bank digital currencies, stablecoins, decentralised finance applications and related technologies.​​​​
The market for EU bonds: creating a liquid, safe asset Leading market participants and a senior European Union official delved into the EU’s efforts to enhance the attractiveness of its bonds for global investors at an OMFIF summit in Dubai.
This edition of the Bulletin examines the macroeconomic implications of climate change for policy-makers, central banks and investors. It looks at the impact of greenflation on growth, productivity and labour markets.
