BWC member McKinsey Global Institute published new research that looks at what it would take to raise minimum living standards and get on a net-zero path—in this decade.

They assesses the extent to which accelerated growth and innovation can further these ambitions.

BWC chair William C. Dudley writes on the Federal Reserve updating their Summary of Economic Projections soon, which haven't been "consistent with the soft landing that many in markets are already predicting, so any changes will be significant."

BWC member Hung Tran writes that it's hard enough "to outline a strategy that addresses all three pillars - defeinse, resilience, and sustainability - but as Germany illustrates, it's even harder to mobilize the financing and domestic support to put that strategy into action."

BWC member Gary Kleiman writes in bne IntelliNews that emerging market migration bonds are repairing the model.

BWC member Paul Sheard was interviewed on a recent CFA Society New York Compound Insights episode, "What Does the Monetary Path Forward Hold for China, Russia and