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Jan 15

AI could displace 200,000 bank employees in Europe

By EST SA Banking, Finance

Artificial intelligence is reshaping global finance, but nowhere is the impact more keenly felt than in Europe, where analysts warn that AI could displace 200,000 bank employees by 2030. -…

Dec 22

Public debt as a structural feature of modern economies

By EST SA Economy, Finance

Public debt has evolved from a temporary fiscal tool into a structural feature of modern economies. Learn why governments rely on debt for stability, development, and crisis response, and what…

Dec 15

Interest rates at a turning point between restriction and relief

By EST SA Business, Economy, Finance

Interest rates are shifting from restrictive highs toward gradual relief as inflation cools and growth slows. Explore how major economies and regions are navigating this turning point and what it…

Nov 22

Simplifying EU law: the Commission’s 2025 roadmap for better implementation and enforcement

By EST SA Business, Finance

The European Commission’s 2025 report on simplification, implementation, and enforcement outlines a bold and pragmatic roadmap to streamline EU legislation. This article provides a summary of the report and its…

Oct 14

How trade policy volatility threatens financial stability and economic growth

By EST SA Economy, Finance

Trade policy volatility poses serious risks to financial stability and economic growth by disrupting markets, undermining investor confidence, and stalling long-term development. Learn how unpredictable trade measures affect global economies…

Sep 17

From city to summit: Local authorities showcase SDG progress and demand representation

By EST SA Economy, Finance

This article discusses how local governments are driving progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and calling for greater representation in global decision-making at the UN's 2025 Local and Regional…

Aug 29

Integration and strengthening of the European financial market

By EST SA Economy, Finance

The EU’s renewed Capital Markets Union aims to unify financial markets, boost investment, and strengthen Europe’s economic resilience and sovereignty. - Written by Doğan Erbek and EST Team

Jul 02

The growing role of precious metals in the global geopolitical context

By EST SA Economy, Finance

Precious metals are becoming strategic assets in a fragmented world.- Written by Doğan Erbek and EST Team

May 23

Macroeconomic projections 2025–2027: challenges and adjustments in the Eurozone

By EST SA Economy, Finance

The European Central Bank (ECB) staff macroeconomic projections for the euro area, released in March 2025, paint a picture of cautious optimism tempered by significant uncertainties. - Written by Doğan…

Apr 24

Global central banks at a crossroads: diverging paths on interest rates

By EST SA Economy, Finance

Global central banks are currently navigating a complex landscape of economic conditions, leading to divergent paths in their interest rate policies. - Written by Doğan Erbek and EST Team

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AI could displace 200,000 bank employees in Europe

Public debt as a structural feature of modern economies

Interest rates at a turning point between restriction and relief

Simplifying EU law: the Commission’s 2025 roadmap for better implementation and enforcement

How trade policy volatility threatens financial stability and economic growth

From city to summit: Local authorities showcase SDG progress and demand representation

Integration and strengthening of the European financial market

The growing role of precious metals in the global geopolitical context

Macroeconomic projections 2025–2027: challenges and adjustments in the Eurozone

Global central banks at a crossroads: diverging paths on interest rates

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