Podcast
19 November 2025
How can carbon credits work better?
New ideas on reaching climate targets as COP30 gets underway
Podcast
19 November 2025
New ideas on reaching climate targets as COP30 gets underway
Podcast
15 October 2025
Why economists need to take the costs of climate change more seriously
Newsletter
06 October 2025
Event
02 October 2025
How can sustainable finance become more market-oriented and create a better investment climate?
Event
30 September 2025
Bruegel’s 20th anniversary event in Madrid, jointly organised with the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business
First Glance
11 September 2025
Contrary to common belief, savings do not flee Europe for the United States, but the EU could still do more to put its savings to work domestically
Working paper
28 August 2025
Expanding funded pensions via auto-enrolment could boost long-term investment and saver security, allowing the EU to address its investment gap
First Glance
08 July 2025
European Commission guidance on defence investment and sustainability could ease reputational concerns for investors
Event
19 June 2025
What policy adjustments are necessary for the sustainability of the US current account – and how do tariffs factor into this?
Podcast
11 June 2025
Blended finance, marine bonds and green borrowing all play a role in how the International Finance Corporation strengthens emerging economies
Event
19 May 2025
How would the opening of ETS affect industrial competitiveness and global climate goals?
Analysis
17 March 2025
To mobilise private capital for weapons, the European Commission should clarify the status of defence investing in its sustainable finance framework
First Glance
03 March 2025
EU reporting simplification will result in less information and introduce distortions in the sustainable finance market
Policy Brief
13 February 2025
Five adjustments would make the EU sustainable finance framework more effective at delivering the desired alignment of incentives
First Glance
30 January 2025
Policy Brief
30 January 2025
This policy brief evaluates the capacity of the EU’s economic strategy to address structural problems and whether policy needs to change under Trump