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Has Covid-19 made gold shine brighter?
The price of gold has skyrocketed this year, but central banks have not flocked to invest as they have done in the past, write Rachael King and Victor Mendez‑Barreira.
Book notes: The great demographic reversal, by Charles Goodhart and Manoj Pradhan
An important book, predicting that powerful demographic forces will upend conventional thinking
ECB announces independent inquiry into Target2 outage
Main findings on RTGS failure will be published by second quarter of next year, ECB says
Benchmarking
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Georgia’s Gvenetadze on implementing an aggressive reform agenda
The National Bank of Georgia governor speaks about efforts to improve monetary policy, financial infrastructure, financial literacy, transparency and ESG
Comment
Global banknote developments before and after Covid-19
An end to the loveless marriage with the US dollar?
Estimating the cost of a pandemic grant for the world’s poorest economies
Our Take
Central Banking’s strategic changes for a new era
Covid-19: a watershed moment for China’s BRI?
High US inflation should not be ruled out
Pandemic has impacted post-crisis reform work – FSB
De Guindos calls for higher liquidity buffers for non-banks
BoE’s Cunliffe: hedge funds played key role in March ‘turmoil’
Bank of Italy paper looks at flatter Phillips curve
BoE paper offers solution to ‘paradox of flexibility’
Regulatory frameworks should apply to activities not institutions – Mester