Central Banks News

Surging inflation is bringing interest rates back into focus as central bankers in Japan, the US, and the UK prepare to meet this week amid turbulent global bon

The year 2026 is showing economic similarities to 2008 due to an oil shock and bond-market stress, driven by rising crude prices, inflation expectations, and ti

Soaring oil, gas, and diesel prices are prompting central banks and governments to re-evaluate the economic impact of conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, signaling a

Booming government-backed payment networks within BRICS nations, such as India's UPI and Brazil's Pix, are actively seeking to establish more cross-border conne

Sberbank CEO Herman Gref announced that the central banks of India and Russia are collaborating on a digital currency trade settlement mechanism, seeing signifi

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) states that the rise of artificial intelligence complicates central banks' ability to assess potential economic gro

Gold and silver prices are expected to be volatile this week due to upcoming US inflation figures, interest rate speculation, crude oil fluctuations, and geopol

Globally, increasing bond yields indicate changing expectations regarding the pace at which central banks will raise interest rates.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey stated that the rise of populist politicians poses a significant challenge to independent central banks. He emphasized th

Central banks in the Netherlands, France, and India are re-evaluating and relocating their gold reserves, with reasons ranging from geopolitical unrest and cris

Global bond yields are surging to multi-decade highs, driven by factors like rising crude oil prices, government borrowing, and AI capex, leading central banks

Warsh's address at Jackson Hole reassured global markets by outlining seven key principles for central banks worldwide, despite his position on communication be

The increasing government debt and borrowing costs are bringing the concept of fiscal dominance into focus, raising concerns that central banks might be pressur

Central banks, including the Federal Reserve, ECB, and Bank of England, face a dilemma in tackling inflation as global growth slows and fears of rising oil pric

The Japanese Yen has lost approximately half of its gains following a joint US-Japan intervention, as investors cite a lack of a "unified voice" among central b

South Korea's central bank has resumed gold investing after a thirteen-year break, a move that reflects a broader trend of central banks increasing their gold h

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) warns that the rapid growth of artificial intelligence could obscure central banks' ability to accurately interpret

Despite a global trend of central banks increasing gold reserves, Canada and Norway stand out by holding zero official gold reserves, a decision rooted in their

The IMF warns that artificial intelligence is increasingly embedded in financial markets, amplifying risks, and calls for stronger oversight from central banks.