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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 ...

Mark Twain once wrote that “history doesn’t repeat itself but it often rhymes”, and the study of economic history helps to provide perspective on the rhyming. Some things stay the same but other ...

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Fabrice Collard is CNRS Senior Researcher at the Toulouse School of Economics and a Research Fellow at CEPR. He was previously Professor of Economics at the University of Bern and Professor at the ...

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Lena Greska is a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of Munich. She holds a Master’s in Economics and a Bachelor’s degree in Japanese Studies from the University of Munich. Her research ...

Demiralp, S, O Saka and M Weber (2026), ‘DP21747 Polarized Media and Inflation Expectations‘, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 21747. CEPR Press, Paris & London. https ...

Briole, S, J Cage and A Prat (2026), ‘DP21706 Making Teenagers Read Newspapers. A Nationwide Experiment in French High Schools‘, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 21706 ...

Altavilla, C, R Gürkaynak, T Kind and L Laeven (2025), ‘DP20196 Monetary Transmission with Frequent Policy Events‘, CEPR Discussion Paper No. 20196. CEPR Press ...

Several central banks have recently imposed negative interest rates, with prominent economists supporting this move (e.g. Bernanke 2020, Lilley and Rogoff 2019, 2020. The Swedish Riksbank was the ...