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A new arrow in the quiver of the ECB and the BoJ.

Francesco Papadia February 10, 2016 2 Comments

Both the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan are struggling to regain price stability, defined as...
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Japanese impressions

Francesco Papadia June 22, 2015 0 Comment

I recently spent two intense days in Tokyo, meeting a number of influential observers and policy makers, and...
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CNBC (09/2024): BCE pronta a taglio tassi di 25 pb. Attesa per previsioni aggiornate
CNBC (08/2024): Germania crolla indice Zew. Quali saranno gli effetti sulle decisioni Bce?
Bruegel Event(11/2023): Government bonds in the ECB collateral framework: What role for credit ratings in the new normal?
Bloomberg(10/2023): ECB Rates: How to Run Policy After Trilions in Quantitative Easing (QE)
CNBC (01/2023): Polemiche su Bce, “L’Italia rischia di farsi male da sola”

The Value of Money – Controversial Economic Cultures in Europe: Italy and Germany – with C. Liermann Traniello, T. Mayer, and M. Scotto
Central Banking in Turbulent Times – with Tuomas Välimäki
The concrete euro– Oxford University Press
The International Monetary System – Cambridge University Press
La banca centrale europea – il Mulino

From the front line – some thoughts from departing MPs
by John Nugée
I have been fortunate to be in the confidence of a number of people active at Westminster, from both houses and a variety of parties, who have from time to time shared with me their views and comments on what is actually going on in the political arena. The last election saw many of them […]
Behind the election headlines
by John Nugée
Now that the dust has begun to settle on last week's UK election, it is time to think about the messages behind the immediate headlines. I think there were five themes in this election that are worth further thought, ranging from the mood of the electorate to the workings of First Past the Post to […]
Election decision time
by John Nugée
As we move into the second half of 2024, the "Year of Elections" continues to throw up surprises. For most of my readers, the coming week will see the culmination of the UK general election, an election marked by a lack of serious debate in the campaigns and a lack of any real doubt about […]