Séminaire en ligne sur les perspectives des dettes publiques en 2022, SUERF, 27 juin 2022
Présentation
Covid has left deep scars in public finances. The incipient recovery
is dampened by the war in Ukraine and Western sanctions. Higher
inflation does not automatically lower debt ratios to the extent that it
stems from foreign cost-push sources and prompts central banks to
tighten policy. NGEU has entered the European sovereign debt scene with
considerable issuing volumes. Government measures to dampen the energy
price shock, to speed up the energy transition and to beef up defense
spending add to governments’ borrowing needs. Against this background,
this workshop presents key findings from the OECD’s "Sovereign Borrowing
Outlook 2022". Experts from EU institutions, sovereign debt managers
and the financial sector discuss scenarios and challenges potentially
lying ahead.
Programme
Welcome and moderation by Ernest Gnan, SUERF Secretary General and OeNB
Key findings from the Sovereign Borrowing Outlook 2022
- Fatos Koc, Head of Public Debt Management Unit at OECD
Discussants
- Claudia Braz, Banco de Portugal I Chairperson of the Working Group on Public Finances of the European System of Central Banks
- Maria Kartcheva, Deputy Head, Investment and Treasury, ESM
- Martin Larch, Head of Secretariat, European Fiscal Board
Informations pratiques et inscription
Date: Monday, 27 June
Time: 15:00-16:30 CET
Venue: online via Webex