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Mark Branson, ECB Supervisory Board member and President of @BaFin_Bund – Germany’s Financial Supervisory Authority – shares his views on asset valuations, cyberattacks and interest rates. He also discusses crypto-assets and sustainable finance.

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A clearer understanding of how climate change affects the economy will help us all make better decisions. looks at the new climate scenario tool of the @NGFS_ and how it will help us to deal with the uncertainty ahead
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Showing commitment to our price stability mandate is key to keeping inflation expectations anchored, says President @Lagarde at the European Banking Congress. Our job is to bring inflation down to our 2% target, and we’ll take all necessary steps to do so ecb.europa.eu/press/key/date/2

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RT @imf_podcast: What’s the difference between in the US and inflation in Europe? Listen to European Central Bank @ecb Chief Economist Philip Lane in the latest @imf_podcast podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/

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Chief Economist Philip R. Lane spoke to the @imf_podcast about inflation, consumer expectations and the need to protect vulnerable people with specific tailored fiscal measures.

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ECB joins European data and cloud network initiative ecb.europa.eu/press/pr/date/20
RT @gaiax_aisbl: 📣 Big announcement during the 🏦Finance/Banking Session!

We are happy to welcome European Central Bank as a new Gaia-X member! 🙌

Join us live now 👉 t.co/t90RmGP0XK

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BaFin President Mark Branson explains the role of supervision in uncertain times. The latest supervision newsletter looks at banks and central counterparties in stressed derivatives markets, smaller banks’ credit risk and Pillar 3 reconciliation.
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Panetta: A joint European approach is in our collective interest. Common policies are more likely to deliver the necessary reduction in energy intensity, protect our energy security and finance required investments.

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Panetta: Supply and demand for fossil fuel and renewable energy will determine how energy prices evolve in the future. Policies that reduce demand for fossil fuels and stimulate production of cheaper renewable energy sources can help contain inflationary pressures

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Panetta: Today’s high energy prices cannot be blamed on the green transition. They are mainly the result of Russia’s disruption of fossil fuel supplies in an already tight market. If the green transition had happened earlier, we'd be less exposed to the current energy shock

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🧵Understanding the relationship between the transition to a greener economy and the price of energy is crucial for us given our price stability mandate, says Executive Board member Fabio Panetta.

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RT @ECB_Research: 🧵Working Paper by @Diana__Bonfim, @fheider, @farzado, @gschepen, C.Bittner and C. Soares: The augmented bank balance-sheet channel of monetary policy ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/scpwps/e
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The latest post on focuses on why Europe needs to aim for a more ambitious green capital markets union and invest more in research and development to jumpstart the green innovation engine.
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Market uncertainty around inflation and interest rates has increased the risk of asset prices changing in an abrupt or disorderly way.

Less liquidity in key markets may also make it harder for investors to adjust their portfolios or raise funds ecb.europa.eu/pub/financial-st 3/3

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Inflation and high energy bills are hurting people, lowering their spending power and making it harder to repay loans.

But the scope for governments to do more to soften this impact is limited, given their high debt levels after the pandemic and the rising cost of funding 2/3

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Risks to financial stability in the euro area have risen, with people and firms feeling the effects of higher inflation and a weaker economic outlook.

Our Financial Stability Review looks at how the financial system is faring in these difficult times ecb.europa.eu/pub/financial-st 1/3

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Interest rates remain our main instrument for steering monetary policy. But we’re ready to adjust all our instruments to maintain the consistent policy we need to achieve price stability, says Executive Board member @FrankElderson ecb.europa.eu/press/key/date/2

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Cyberattacks are becoming more frequent and more severe.

As our reliance on digital services grows, so do the risks posed to our financial system. What can be done to limit the impact?

Find out in a pre-released section of our Financial Stability Review ecb.europa.eu/pub/financial-st

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