
Oil rises 1% as price drop triggers buying; oversupply worries weigh
Oil prices rebounded over 1% on Tuesday with technical rebound and dip buying after a drop in prior session

Oil prices rebounded over 1% on Tuesday with technical rebound and dip buying after a drop in prior session

How do monetary policy shocks affect workers’ wages and employment? This column looks at the role that firms play

The fight against inflation has largely been won in the euro area, after a sharp but short-lived inflation episode

Floods are the costliest type of natural disaster in Europe, but little is known about whether adaptation investments such

It is down more than 4% on both the euro and the yen through April, though bounced at the

In recent years, banks’ credit line exposure to non-bank financial institutions has grown significantly. This column analyses the implications

Who has more authority in the eyes of the public – male or female economists? This column uses an

In higher-income countries, urban proximity has been shown to enhance workers’ skills and income, but less is known about

Extractive taxation is considered one of the main causes of the French Revolution. This column exploits regional variations in

During the Greek debt crisis, zombie firms and non-performing business loans peaked at 20% and 50%, respectively. This column

Oil prices rebounded over 1% on Tuesday with technical rebound and dip buying after a drop in prior session

How do monetary policy shocks affect workers’ wages and employment? This column looks at the role that firms play

The fight against inflation has largely been won in the euro area, after a sharp but short-lived inflation episode

Floods are the costliest type of natural disaster in Europe, but little is known about whether adaptation investments such

It is down more than 4% on both the euro and the yen through April, though bounced at the

In recent years, banks’ credit line exposure to non-bank financial institutions has grown significantly. This column analyses the implications

Who has more authority in the eyes of the public – male or female economists? This column uses an

In higher-income countries, urban proximity has been shown to enhance workers’ skills and income, but less is known about

Extractive taxation is considered one of the main causes of the French Revolution. This column exploits regional variations in

During the Greek debt crisis, zombie firms and non-performing business loans peaked at 20% and 50%, respectively. This column




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