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Interview with Klaas Knot, conducted by Guillaume Benoît and Sophie Rolland of les Echos, published on March 21, 2022. See the English and French version below.
Interview Klaas Knot with Les Echos (ENG)
Interview de Klaas Knot pour Les Echos (FR)
05 June 2026
Background
The US dollar continues to play a major role in the global economy, but a shift is taking place. Central banks are holding relatively fewer dollar reserves than they did ten years ago. This is evident from recent figures from De Nederlandsche Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Read more The dollar is losing ground as a reserve currency, but remains dominant
26 May 2026
Press release
Cyber and operational risks are currently among the biggest threats to financial stability, caused by a combination of the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) – which is increasing the scale, speed and complexity of cyber attacks – and geopolitical tensions.
Read more Heightened risk of cyber attacks and market corrections due to geopolitical unrest
19 May 2026
Background
Our economy depends heavily on global supply chains. Disruptions in these chains – for example due to geopolitical tensions – leave us vulnerable: prices of goods from abroad may rise, and inflation increase. Read the key findings from our Analysis below.
Read more How supply chain disruptions are driving up inflation and how we can deal with this
19 May 2026
News
Disruptions in global supply chains are driving up inflation in the Netherlands and Europe. Central banks’ efforts to counteract inflation once it has affected the economy entail economic costs and fail to reverse the underlying supply chain disruption.
Read more Disruptions to international supply chains are increasing the risk of inflation and call for European action