BWC member Paul Sheard interviewed by Vasant Dhar argues that "monetary policy-making seems tailor-made" for eventual AI automation: clear policy goals, tools to achieve them, models of the economy and how decisions help achieve the goal, and past data.

BWC chair William C. Dudley writes for Bloomberg Opinion that "officials should evaluate the quantitative easing program" as part of next year's review.

"The aim should be to learn from past mistakes... focusing not only on the benefits, but also on the costs."

BWC member, Hung Tran, writes about the pressure that the yen, and other currencies, feel during a time of dollar strength and in the current geopolitical context. 

This week we welcome new member Lizabeth Bronder, managing director at Bank of America.

Her expertise is in multilateral development and impact and sustainable investing in emerging markets.

We appreciate her support for our work and look forward to her engagement!

Developing countries that identify themselves as parts of the Global South (GS) face a difficult task in making their collective influence felt in international affairs.

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to spotlight a recent piece from Creon Butler, BWC Climate and Energy Transition Finance co-chair. The piece highlights the size of the current climate finance gap and finds an answer in a more streamlined and "simplified" model.