It matters even more: Central bank independence, long-run inflation, and persistence
Central bank independence has recently re-emerged as a major concern within political economy discussions. This column shows that improvements in central bank independence yield long-lasting benefits, with a significantly greater impact on inflation in the long run compared to the short run. Additionally, it shows that central bank independence reduces inflation persistence, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of monetary policy. Finally, and in contrast to much of the existing literature, it finds that the long-term effects of central bank independence on inflation are more pronounced in developing countries.
Monetary policy | It matters even more: Central bank independence, long-run inflation, and persistence, by Athanasopoulos et al., on VOX EU.
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Speech by Governor Waller on stablecoins
Stablecoins | Reflections on a Maturing Stablecoin Market, by Governor C. J. Waller - at A Very Stable Conference, San Francisco, California.
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Can CIPS Replace SWIFT? Insights from Bank of China's Former Vice President
Former Bank of China VP Wang Yongli: CIPS Should Separate Fund Account and Messaging Systems
Interesting read: a Chinese banking insider sees little chance of China’s Cross-border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) replacing SWIFT. Unlike SWIFT, CIPS isn’t just a messaging system—it’s also a settlement system, which creates extra baggage for potential adopters.
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In a global context singed by protectionism, polarization, and trade wars, the EU-MERCOSUR agreement brings a new prose to the geopolitical narrative.
Climate concerns being crucial in the negotiations shows how the new generation of trade agreements works. It also reflects both blocs' priorities.
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