From peak back to target: tracking expectations during the inflation surge
31 March 2026 By Benjamin Böninghausen, Léa Gosselin, Fabian Schupp and Andreea Vladu Inflation expectations are crucial for monetary policy […]
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One market, one supervision: the case for integrated EU capital markets oversight
30 March 2026 By Jacopo Carmassi, Olivier Dumora Lemaire, Johanne Evrard, Zakaria Gati, Cyprien Milea, Laura Parisi, Clément Rouveyrol and
How banks are adjusting to declining reserves
2 April 2026 By Vagia Iskaki, Tobias Linzert, Yannik Schneider, Marta Skrzypińska and Olivier Vergote As the Eurosystem normalises its
Frank Elderson: Europe’s fossil fuel dependence poses risks to price stability
7 April 2026 By Frank Elderson, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB and Vice-Chair of the Supervisory Board
Why monetary policy hits harder after big shocks
13 April 2026 By Alina Bobasu, Matteo Ciccarelli, Alex Grimaud, Martin Mandler and Andrejs Zlobins During the latest tightening episode,
Euro adoption and price increases in Bulgaria: separating myths from facts
9 April 2026 By Ginevra Aguiari, Matteo Falagiarda, Christine Gartner and Ema Ivanova[1] Many Bulgarians feared large price increases when
Navigating uncertain times with the help of artificial intelligence
21 April 2026 By Oscar Arce, Karin Klieber, Michele Lenza, Joan Paredes Artificial intelligence (AI) can help track inflation risks
Why apps matter: digital banks pass on monetary policy differently
6 May 2026 By Katarzyna Budnik Digitalisation is reshaping how banks pass on monetary policy. Compared with their branch‑based peers,
Zillow and Realtor.com, Real-REMAX, Gary Keller: Top 5
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REMAX’s shrinking US business may soon be Real’s problem
REMAX Holdings’ first earnings report since agreeing to be acquired by The Real Brokerage showed continued pressure in the franchisor’s