(Bloomberg) — The dollar jumped Thursday as intensifying conflict in the Middle East sparked concerns over energy supply disruptions, fueling expectations that interest rates will stay higher for longer. Read More
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Why Europe’s banks stay home: Regulatory fragmentation and the cost of an incomplete banking union
Capital mobility has been legally guaranteed within the EU since the 1993 Maastricht Treaty. Yet de facto integration remains strikingly limited. Using AnaCredit, we document that cross-border loans to firms…





