Interviews

Any government that replaces Italy’s coalition would be better for the economy, expert says

Bloomberg: The Race to Lead the European Central Bank

Bloomberg: Whatever He Takes Next, Draghi Probably Won’t Vanish After ECB

EuropaToday: “Gli italiani più ricchi dei tedeschi”. Lo dice Bankitalia, ma è davvero così?

Bloomberg: ECB Keeping Rates Low for Longer Poses Financial Stability Risk, Papadia Says

OMFIF – Marcin Stepan, deputy head of meetings is joined by Francesco Papadia, and Alexander Petrov.

Bloomberg: ECB can’t do anything for Italy, Papadia says

Cnbc: Standoff between Rome and Brussels expected to continue

Columbia SIPA: Central Banking in turbulent times. A book discussion with Francesco Papadia

Milano Finanza online: Mercati a rischio Italia e rischio Europea – L’intervista a Francesco Papadia

Bloomberg: Italy Must Commit to Euro Before Elections, Says Papadia

Bloomberg: Francesco Papadia Says ECB Is Exiting Its Policy

Bloomberg : Dovish ECB Move Could Have Been Tighter, Says Papadia

Bloomberg : Brugel’s Papadia Sees ECB Completing Taper in 2018

Bloomberg : Bruegel’s Papadia Sees Central Bank Independence Threats

Bloomberg : Brexit Makes No Sense Economically

Bloomberg : U.S. Protectionism Is a Major Worry

Bloomberg- ECB to Slow QE Pace in 2018

Bloomberg – ECB QE

ABC 24 News

LBMA – Is Europe wasting a good crisis

CNBC – Worst hit markets on Monday

Bloomberg – ECB QE Working More Than Expected

BBC- Greece vs Brussels: A Game of Chicken?

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A tale of two elites
Last week's announcement by President Macron of France of the closure of the elite École nationale d’administration (ENA) may seem to be an odd thing for us to choose to write about in a week when HRH Prince Philip has died, and on the very day when, in England at least, the latest relaxations of […]
John Nugée
The EU and Vaccine Diplomacy
Last week, the EU and the UK stepped back from outright confrontation over the distribution and trade in vaccines against Covid. But the episode has added further fuel for critics of Ursula von der Leyen's leadership of the Commission, and is revealing of deeper issues in the EU itself. Continue reading
John Nugée
Book review: The Value of Money
Between 1950 and the coming of the Euro, northern Europe both put more priority on, and had much more success in, controlling inflation and preserving the value of their currencies than the southern states. A new book, "The Value of Money", explores why this is so and what it means for the ECB as it […]
John Nugée