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War’s price tag for Russia will be high
(18.10.2022)
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Russia’s war in Ukraine is, above all, a massive human tragedy and an assault on Ukraine’s economy and society. But Russia, too, will end up paying a high price for its cruel decision to wage war. The war’s price tag for ...
Russia’s annual budget plan portrays subdued stimulus to cope with recession, larger deficits could lie ahead
(28.10.2022)
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
The government budget plan for 2023−2025 covers the entire consolidated budget, which incorporates federal, regional and local budgets plus state social funds. Publication of consolidated budget data was discontinued last ...
How about a comprehensive assessment of the European recovery fund?
(29.05.2020)
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
The European Commission, on Wednesday, published its proposal for a European recovery fund to help restart the economic engines in a Europe shaken by the coronavirus.
Finnish debate seems to be focusing on the risks and ...
Limits to the “no limits” friendship between China and Russia
(09.03.2022)
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
A month ago, during President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Beijing, China and Russia declared that the friendship between them has “no limits” and that there are “no forbidden areas of cooperation”. A few weeks later, Russia ...
India’s economy emerges from the pandemic
(10.03.2022)
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Based on the first advance estimates for the fiscal year 2021–22, economic activity in India has returned to pre-pandemic levels. Like many other countries, the Asian economic giant has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. ...
Russia’s economy and the war
(08.04.2022)
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
We live in unprecedented times, as many things that seemed impossible six weeks ago have become reality. The acute crisis is first and foremost humanitarian. Russia’s brutal war on Ukraine is bringing unimaginable destruction ...
Economic fallout from the war
(24.02.2022)
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
In the early morning of February 24 Russian military invaded Ukraine after a long buildup of forces around the country and in the two imaginary people’s republics. This violation of international law will result in widespread ...
On the merits of calendar-based forward guidance
(07.09.2015)
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
The existence of a lower bound for nominal interest rates complicates the monetary policy. Central banks have lately tried to circumvent this problem by applying non-standard monetary policy measures.
International recommendations help in identifying investment risks and opportunities related to climate change
(18.02.2021)
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Climate change will significantly affect the environment and the economy in the coming decades. On account of climate change, companies will have to change and adapt their business models. The change in the economy and ...
Can large trade shocks cause crises? The case of the Finnish-Soviet trade collapse
(05.05.2021)
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
Bank of Finland Bulletin. Blog
What are the economic causes and consequences of large trade disruptions? Are they able to unleash a full-scale economic crisis? In recent years, the news has been full of events such as the US-China trade war, Brexit and ...