A quarter of central banks have insufficient financial stability powers
Some respondent institutions need new powers urgently
Turkey cuts interest rates again, even amid 80% inflation 18.08.2022
Turkey’s central bank announced another interest rate cut on Thursday, reducing its key rate to 13% from 14%.
Is money growth really the main inflation culprit?
A closer look at inflation in the eurozone and Switzerland
RBA sets up new panel of private-sector economists
Expert panel will meet at least twice a year; move follows “embarrassing” forecasting issues
Norges Bank ups rates by 50bp and signals faster tightening
Inflation is “considerably higher” than projected by the central , and well above its 2% target
Philippine central bank raises policy rates by 50bp
The BSP revises upwards average inflation for 2022 to 5.4% from 5%
Ghana emergency MPC meeting ends with 300bp increase
Country in renewed IMF talks as inflation spirals and currency falters
Turkish central bank shocks with 100bp rate cut
Rogoff describes move as “nuts”, as official inflation neared 80% in July
Letter: Why falling birth rates are not a cause for economic concern
…For example, the 69 per cent total dependency ratio of Japan in 2020, the highest of any developed economy, was only slightly higher than the 66 per cent ratio of the US in 1960, according to World Bank …
Premier League revenue set to hit £6bn on international TV rights
…Europe’s top leagues are struggling to keep up, according to Deloitte’s annual football finance report released on Thursday….