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According to the European Central Bank’s latest report on the international role of the euro (ECB 2026), the gold share in global official reserves rose to 27% at the end of 2025, exceeding central ...
Climate change and the transition to net zero are reshaping the macroeconomy, with important implications for monetary ...
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In this, the first of CEPR’s Rapid Response Economics series, which is designed to publish research on major policy issues with the utmost speed, a proposal is put forward for the design and ...
Global Action Without Global Governance: Building Coalitions for Climate Transition and Nature Restoration, is the second output from the ITCEI initiative. It is a response to a sobering geopolitical ...
Governments in many high-income countries are grappling with rapid population ageing driven by ultra-low fertility rates. In Germany, Italy, Spain, and Japan, fertility rates have been below 1.5 ...
What would European defence look like if NATO were to disband or become ineffective? In the latest paper in CEPR's Europe 2050 series, Daniel Fiott (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) treats this as a ...
Assenza, T, F Collard, D Guney and P Wangner (2026), ‘DP21691 Louder than Rates: The Systematic Nature of Central Bank Communication‘, CEPR Discussion Paper No ...
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