Can Japanese Yen register any meaningful recovery?
The USD/JPY pair extends the previous day’s late pullback from the vicinity of mid-162.00s and attracts some follow-through sellers during […]
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UK Economy on a Knife Edge
What’s going on with the UK economy? For the second month in a row, Inflation data has come in better
SpaceX at $3 Trillion? Investors Have Lost the Plot
US stock valuations are approaching levels last seen during the dot-com bubble. Investors argue this time is different because of
Maximising the potential of government data: insights from GGF’s Data Summit
Attendees at the 2025 Data Summit. Photo Rob Data is fundamental to the work of modern government. To support civil
How Does Monetary and Fiscal Policy Affect the Economy in the Face of Large Shocks?
The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Bureau
How finance ministries are evolving as expectations surge
‘The future of the finance ministry unpacked’ webinar: (clockwise from L-R) Dorothée Rouzet (France), John McCarthy (Ireland), Ian Hall (Global
BlackRock’s CEO Exit Signals Private Credit Shift
A steep NAV drop and a federal probe trigger a high-level departure at BlackRock. The private credit market’s roughest stretch
Understanding Cross-State Variations in Medicaid Enrollment During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic — by Jeffrey Clemens, Helena Detering, Anwita Mahajan
The implementation and unwinding of the FFCRA’s continuous coverage requirement generated historically large changes in Medicaid enrollment during the COVID-19
Carbon Taxes in Europe, 2026
Norway currently levies the highest carbon tax rate at €146.23 ($169.71) per ton of carbon emissions, followed by Sweden (€133.17,