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AMRO Cafe Seminar Series
AMRO Cafe Seminar Series
The AMRO Café is a recurring seminar series that serves as a platform for intellectual exchange on frontier research, emerging policy issues, and evolving trends shaping the global and regional macro-financial landscape. It aims to promote continuous learning, stimulate interdisciplinary dialogue, and support evidence-based policymaking across the organization.
The series features leading experts, policymakers, and promising early-career researchers from international organizations, central banks and government agencies, think tanks, academia, and the private sector, who share cutting-edge research, policy experiences, and practical insights. By bringing together diverse perspectives, the AMRO Café seeks to bridge academic research and policy practice, foster collaboration, and deepen understanding of the opportunities and challenges facing ASEAN+3 economies.
Recognizing the rapidly changing macro-financial environment, the seminar series covers a broad range of topics, including technological innovation and artificial intelligence, structural transformation, demographic change, climate-related and transition risks, financial stability, geoeconomic developments, and other emerging issues with macroeconomic and financial implications.
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Past Seminars:
February 27, 2026 | Household Payment Behavior and the Optimal Quantity of CBDC in Japan
March 27, 2026 | How does geopolitics affect trade and investment in RCEP member countries?
April 10, 2026 | Beyond Binary: A Policy-Intensity Measure of Capital Flow Management
April 30, 2026| Energy Security and Resilience amid Geopolitical and Climate Risks
June 19, 2026 | Look Through or Lean Against? Monetary Policy Responses to Global Supply Shocks in ASEAN+3 Economies