Central Bank Digital Currency Development Enters the Next Phase
Central bank digital currencies can improve payment systems as well as financial inclusion—if they are appropriately designed. If not, they could pose risks. While not
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ECB Warns Banks’ Commercial Real Estate Hits Could Worsen Stress – Bloomberg
European banks’ exposure to commercial real estate could erode financial stability if the economy is hit by a bigger shock, according to the European Central
Yellen Says US Making ‘Considerable Progress’ Reducing Inflation – Bloomberg
The US is making “considerable progress” in bringing down inflation, which is especially notable given the labor market remains strong, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Monday.
Black Friday came early this year, signaling worries about holiday demand – CNBC
Early Black Friday discounts were far higher this October compared to prior years, signaling retailers are concerned that demand could be tepid during the crucial
Virtual Credit Cards: What Are They and Should You Use Them? – WSJ
Trying to keep the bad guys from stealing your credit-card number? Consider using a virtual card for online or phone purchases. Customers of credit-card companies
How the young should invest – The Economist
Young investors, as well as everyone starting to save, have no shortage of lessons to learn. The main ones are classics. Begin early to give
Do electric cars pose a greater fire risk than petrol or diesel vehicles?
When a fire ripped through a car park at Luton airport last month it set off a round of speculation that an electric vehicle was
The Hidden Hero Fueling Soft-Landing Hopes: A Boost in Supply – WSJ
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled an important shift this month when he said the central bank didn’t necessarily have to worry about stronger growth
What will artificial intelligence mean for your pay? – The Economist
Around a decade ago Carl Benedikt Frey and Michael Osborne, two economists, published a paper that went viral. It argued that 47% of American jobs
Record airline profits fail to lure back investors – The Financial Times
Airlines are struggling to convince investors to back the travel recovery despite reporting booming profits and splurging tens of billions of dollars on new planes.