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Dive into the details and explore the latest trends in capital, liquidity ratios and cryptoasset exposures with the updated monitoring dashboard from the #BaselCommittee #BaselIII bit.ly/3PV2KkK

Out now: #BaselCommittee monitoring report shows no shortfalls in banks’ liquidity ratios in the first half of 2025 #BaselIII bit.ly/3PV2KkK

Listen to the #BISness podcast of @HyunSongShin Gaston Gelos, Frank Smets talking with media about the #BISQuarterlyReview #FinancialStability #InflationExpectations bit.ly/4sPJ2Fc

Offshore activity obscures financial links in residence-based statistics that only become clear from a nationality perspective, like that available in the BIS statistics on banking and debt securities markets. bit.ly/3NOsVJg #BISQuarterly

Synthetic risk transfers (SRTs) allow banks to share credit risk on their loan portfolios with institutional investors and receive capital relief. We document the recent growth of #SRTs and assess their risks from a system-wide perspective. bit.ly/4sk1hmt #BISQuarterly

Listen to the #BISness podcast of @HyunSongShin Gaston Gelos, Frank Smets talking with media about the #BISQuarterlyReview #FinancialStability #InflationExpectations apple.co/4rI96RH

Emerging market economies adjust policy rates based on how external shocks affect their financial conditions. When FX markets are shallow and external debt is high, EMEs often move rates in the shock’s direction. bit.ly/4btghHo #BISQuarterly

Watch the media briefing from 13 March and follow remarks by @HyunSongShin Gaston Gelos, Frank Smets about the latest #BISQuarterlyReview. #FinancialStability #InflationExpectations youtu.be/-Oo3RRG9t0s

How is big tech paying for the AI build-out? Learn how on‑ and off‑balance sheet borrowing is funding big tech’s AI infrastructure, including data centres, and dive into the BIS Quarterly Review for a full analysis. bit.ly/4bBc5FH #BISQuarterly

Listen to the #BISness podcast of @HyunSongShin Gaston Gelos, Frank Smets talking with media about the #BISQuarterlyReview #FinancialStability #InflationExpectations bit.ly/4uACj3T

The BIS Time-series Regression Oracle (BISTRO) works like a ChatGPT for time series: it provides forecasts for key macroeconomic series and enables the exploration of scenarios. Researchers can try it out: bit.ly/4uy0ks9 Learn more: bit.ly/4bM9km6

AI’s potential to disrupt SaaS models led to price adjustments in the software sector. Stock prices of business development companies, especially those focused on lending to software firms, fell, signalling investor worries. bit.ly/4lPxznb #BISQuarterly

How do central banks communicate when the future is uncertain? Watch the video to know more about the challenges they face and the tools central banks can use to maintain clarity, credibility and accountability. bit.ly/4lteoPC #BISQuarterly

Ben Gully, Deputy Superintendent of Canada’s Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions @OSFICanada, has been appointed Secretary General of the #BaselCommittee on Banking Supervision, starting 14 August 2026 bis.org/press/p260317.…

After a strong rally in 2025 and early 2026, gold and silver prices reversed abruptly in late January and February 2026. Retail-driven exuberance set the stage for outsize moves. Leveraged ETF rebalancing and margin calls amplified the swings. bit.ly/4sdeNsd

Financial markets initially appeared calm, but significant shifts in investment occurred across regions and sectors. Volatility crept up, exacerbated by the early March conflict in the Middle East. Read more in the BIS Quarterly Review: bit.ly/47CwwRh #BISQuarterly

Hélène Rey, Professor of Economics at @LBS, is appointed as Economic Adviser and Head of the Monetary and Economic Department, replacing Hyun Song Shin, from 1 September 2026 bit.ly/4skt7zc

The BIS Quarterly Review is out bit.ly/4lBngCT #BISQuarterly #MonetaryPolicy #SRTs

Coming soon! The #BISQuarterly, with analysis of monetary policy communication, synthetic risk transfers, responses to external shocks and more, will be out later today

Stay tuned! The #BISQuarterly will be out on 16 March with analysis of monetary policy communication, synthetic risk transfers, responses to external shocks and more bit.ly/3FcPoIX