7 central bank communications, enriched by AI.
The Bank of England has amended its schedule for gilt sales in Q1 2026, rescheduling two auctions. This adjustment follows an update to the UK Debt Management Office's calendar.
The European Central Bank's Consumer Expectations Survey for November 2025 indicates median inflation expectations remained unchanged across all horizons. However, consumers grew more pessimistic on economic growth, while expectations for spending growth, home prices, and mortgage rates declined.
The Bank of Japan's January 2026 Regional Economic Report indicates that all nine regions in Japan are experiencing moderate economic recovery or picking up. This assessment remains unchanged from the previous report in October 2025.
The Bank of Japan explains its 'output gap' and 'potential growth rate' estimates, crucial indicators for assessing economic activity and price conditions. These data are regularly prepared and released quarterly on the Bank's website.
The Bank of England's UK Money Markets Code Sub-Committee met on December 3, 2025, to review updates on the re-recognized Money Market Code, changes to the Short Term Repo Facility, and Euroclear's CREST Transformation project.
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) published its accounts for December 31, 2025, detailing its assets and liabilities. The total balance sheet stood at 677.8 trillion yen.
Bulgaria officially introduced the euro today, becoming the 21st European Union Member State to use the single European currency. The Bulgarian National Bank simultaneously joined the Eurosystem and the Single Supervisory Mechanism.