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Short positions in 2-year Treasury futures reached record highs in August
In our new, much messier economic era, strict separation of monetary and fiscal policies has had its day
Is this an enduring shift in the monetary environment or a temporary one? At the moment, we do not know
And how the yield curve might work
Loose fiscal policy and interest rate rises will test financial stability, Bank for International Settlements warns
Financial regulators need more funds to ensure lenders ‘fulfil their responsibilities’, argues Agustín Carstens
Agustín Carstens says policymakers are largely to blame for bout of severe inflation
Across the world, these sober institutions are exploring digital currencies — and clashing with crypto aficionados
Remarks signal borrowing costs set to remain higher for longer than investors are pricing in
Money supply numbers have been sending important signals before and during the pandemic
The BIS is relaxed about central bank losses
Making a loss is sometimes the price to pay for keeping economies stable in extraordinary times
BISantine accounting
In a world of geopolitical risks, economic pain and challenges to the US currency’s supremacy, transparency is essential
If only central banks could keep track of it
Bank for International Settlements warns risks that have built up could trigger central bank bailouts
Scandals like FTX should not detract from the experiments going on with the technology elsewhere
UK capital remains the most important hub for global interest rate derivatives trading
Which has the greater impact on long-term economic growth?
The Bank for International Settlements chief warns that persistent price rises and tightening labour markets will fuel high inflation
Bank for International Settlements calls for more aggressive action from world’s central banks
BIS capital reform a step towards harmonising regulations and cross-border mergers
Possibly the most important central bank announcement in the last hundred years?
Global supply chains and other factors that have kept prices low are being weakened, says Agustín Carstens
Property market trouble could exacerbate other economic headwinds
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