Coverage of the first day of the 2022 Green Swan Conference featuring NGFS chair Ravi Menon, former PBoC governor Zhou Xiaochuan, former US vice president Al Gore and a high-level panel discussion on adapting central bank operations to a hotter …
Gasflation and ‘the energy of freedom’, a ‘climate Minsky moment’, how climate denial has left the Fed’s board as a ‘ghost ship’ and more from this week in green central banking.
The NGFS has appointed MAS managing director Ravi Menon as its new chair and Bundesbank executive board member Sabine Mauderer as vice chair, while adding Banca d’Italia and Banco Central do Brasil to its steering committee.
As the climate and ecological crises continue to accelerate, central banks have made slow progress in addressing their role as calls grow to stop the funding of the destruction of the natural world.
NGFS chair Frank Elderson announces further work on monetary policy analysis, PBoC’s Yi Gang reveals new monetary policy analysis, plus more from the Cop26 finance day.
Fed’s Brainard says climate stress tests on the way for US banks, Carney under fire over COP26 ‘greenwashing’, G20 central banks urged to green refinancing operations and more from this week in green central banking.
Brazil’s banks told to begin climate stress tests, adverse weather a factor in Mexico monetary policy and more from this week in green central banking.
Danish central bank on climate and price stability, new EU climate reporting standards, the ‘Green Flamingo’ of emerging markets and how Latin American central banks failing on climate change. This and more from this week in green central banking…
Reaction to the IPCC AR6 report, climate and food price inflation in Turkey, NGFS Chair Frank Elderson on patchy data, and large protests outside the ECB headquarters against the central bank’s continued support for fossil fuels.
New climate requirements for Brazil’s banks, quantitative easing and nature loss, EU fiscal-monetary climate coordination, speculation on the fate of Fed Chair Jerome Powell and more from this week in green central banking.
Banxico has identified the country’s ongoing drought as an inflation risk behind a surprise interest rate rise.
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