First glance
13 May 2024
German pension reform push crystallises challenges faced by many European countries
The burden of pension reform should be shared across generations, even if it is politically difficult
First glance
13 May 2024
The burden of pension reform should be shared across generations, even if it is politically difficult
First glance
08 April 2024
The European Central Bank should bring in cheaper greening funding for banks, to offset the impact of high interest rates on the energy transition
Essay
14 February 2024
Focusing on the Werner and Delors Reports, this essay aims to capture key ideas and debates, giving a chronological overview of the EMU process
Event
08 February 2024
Fireside chat with Pierre Wunsch and Jeromin Zettelmeyer
Opinion piece
16 January 2024
External publication
14 November 2023
Event
08 November 2023
Closed-door conference jointly organized with De Nederlandsche Bank
Event
04 October 2023
Launch of one of the IMF World Economic Outlook analytical chapters
Event
21 September 2023
Podcast
09 August 2023
A deep dive into the history of central banking over the four centuries before 1800.
Opinion piece
17 July 2023
The main reason for the relatively poor second quarter is lackluster domestic demand.
Event
13 July 2023
Invitation-only event featuring Stephen D. King, who touched upon the implications of inflation.
Opinion piece
22 June 2023
Policy brief
12 June 2023
Central bank digital currencies do have added value, but this is not the same for every country.
Event
22 March 2023
From past to present crises - what has the EU learned? What does it still need to learn?
Policy brief
22 December 2022
A sufficient supply of safe assets denominated in euros is critical if the European Union is to achieve a full banking and capital markets union.