As central banks navigate a world of inflation amid the Covid-19 recovery, the European Central Bank is at the heart of the debate. With the Bank of England signalling a rise in interest rates, will the ECB hold steady? Ellie Groves, managing director, Economic and Monetary Policy Institute, OMFIF, is joined by Brigitte Granville, economist and professor of international economics and economic policy in the School of Business and Management at Queen Mary University of London, director of the Centre for Globalisation Research and author of Remembering Inflation (Princeton University Press, 2013). They discuss the new environment central banks find themselves in, the expanding mandates of central banks with the risk of climate change and the political reality the ECB is operating in – especially as we get close to the French election.
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Working in crisis
In conversation with Michael Pettis: China’s economy and outlook
Euro area economic outlook
Global economic crisis and gender equality
Federal reserve financial stability report
Growing pains: the story of the euro
The role of financial intermediaries in transitioning to a green economy
Leveraging fintech for sustainability
New emphasis in European monetary policy: The ECB’s strategic review
The case for CBDC and the role of blockchain
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Covid-19: From recession to recovery
The OMFIF/KPMG series: Technology, sustainability and governance in smart cities
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The US and the international economic crisis
Climate risk management in real estate and infrastructure
Infrastructure’s role in the Covid recovery
In conversation with Patrick Harker, Philadelphia Fed
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