Julian Crossman
Julian Crossman writes for Dovo Journal and other Independent Journal publications, covering the Federal Reserve and central banks and economic data and Treasury markets. Reporting under this byline is prepared by the Independent Journal editorial desk from primary sources, with AI assistance, and reviewed under our editorial policy.
4 articles
ECB Policy and Lane's Diagnostic Challenges: What to Watch
Philip Lane's October 5 ECB speech is titled 'Diagnostic Challenges for ECB Monetary Policy.' We look at what that framing signals and how it sits beside Fed and BoE news.
BIS Report: Basel III Set to Apply in Almost All Jurisdictions by 2027
Three quarters of the Basel Committee's 27 members have published final Basel III rules, and almost all will apply them by April 2027, after a 2023 target.
Quantitative easing and quantitative tightening explained
What quantitative easing and quantitative tightening are, how central banks buy and shed assets, what happens to reserves and bond yields, and where the debate lies.
BIS Report 2026: Four Pressure Points for Central Bank Policy
The BIS Annual Economic Report 2026 urged policy discipline, citing inflation risk, an AI investment surge, fragile bond liquidity and strained public budgets.