Multinational firms tend to earn higher stock returns than purely domestic firms, raising questions about what drives their differential
Trade growth stalled after the Global Financial Crisis, and world trade is now splitting along geopolitical lines. This poses
Central banks lean on communication to anchor inflation expectations. But most households learn about the economy from the news
Transition risks related to climate change are increasingly recognised in equity and bond markets. This column uses syndicated loan
Globally declining birth rates have, over the last seven decades, slowed population growth and raised average ages. This column
The rapid digitalisation of banking and the widespread use of social media are transforming competition for retail deposits. Using
Quantitative easing has faced recent criticism for causing large central bank losses and contributing to the post-COVID inflation, raising
Artificial intelligence is already reshaping the economy and society. This column analyses how AI affects firms, markets, and workers
A record number of young people are approaching working age in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs), creating a
Poverty is not a static condition but a dynamic process. Yet the at-risk-of-poverty rate, which underpins EU poverty monitoring,
Multinational firms tend to earn higher stock returns than purely domestic firms, raising questions about what drives their differential
Trade growth stalled after the Global Financial Crisis, and world trade is now splitting along geopolitical lines. This poses
Central banks lean on communication to anchor inflation expectations. But most households learn about the economy from the news
Transition risks related to climate change are increasingly recognised in equity and bond markets. This column uses syndicated loan
Globally declining birth rates have, over the last seven decades, slowed population growth and raised average ages. This column
The rapid digitalisation of banking and the widespread use of social media are transforming competition for retail deposits. Using
Quantitative easing has faced recent criticism for causing large central bank losses and contributing to the post-COVID inflation, raising
Artificial intelligence is already reshaping the economy and society. This column analyses how AI affects firms, markets, and workers
A record number of young people are approaching working age in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs), creating a
Poverty is not a static condition but a dynamic process. Yet the at-risk-of-poverty rate, which underpins EU poverty monitoring,
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