
No, the EU does not impose a 45% tariff on itself
A recent paper which has gathered significant attention estimates a 45% tariff equivalent of intra-EU border costs. This column argues

A recent paper which has gathered significant attention estimates a 45% tariff equivalent of intra-EU border costs. This column argues

The digitisation of payment, trading, and settlement systems is reshaping the financial architecture. This column, the first in a two-part

In recent years, calls for shorter working weeks have re-emerged in Europe and elsewhere. This column examines how Denmark’s 1919

Understanding how data is used in research is key to strengthening the evidence base that informs policy and investment decisions.

Generative AI is being adopted more rapidly than previous digital technologies and has the potential to deliver meaningful productivity gains





Precious metal prices are projected to reach new all-time highs in 2026, following an estimated 41 percent increase this year.

For decades, global trade debates have centered on tariffs – the duties countries impose on imported goods. Today, a new,

Determining the drivers of inflation in real time is a central challenge for central banks. This column introduces a new

Global climate and biodiversity outcomes will largely be determined in emerging and developing economies (EMDEs). We propose a four-pillar strategy

The European Union Nature Restoration Law (NRL) entered into force in 2024. The NRL sets quantitative restoration targets aimed at

Carbon pricing has become a central tool in Europe’s strategy to mitigate climate change. This column presents new evidence on

Faced with major security challenges, Europe is preparing to boost its defence capacity. To defend itself against Russia without the

Corn fell on forecasts of a record large U.S. harvest, wheat firmed ahead of a U.S. interest

The most active corn contract on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) was up 0.6% at $3.99-1/2
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