Conclusion and Policy Implications

Abdorasoul Sadeghi, Hela Nammouri () and Seyed Komail Tayebi ()
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Hela Nammouri: UCLy (Lyon Catholic University), ESDES
Seyed Komail Tayebi: University of Isfahan, Department of Economics

Chapter 5 in Financial Markets, Speculation, and Development, 2026, pp 135-140 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Tying the theoretical literature and discussions with real-world examples, empirical appendices, and an analytical framework led to results that are generalizable and reliable with suitably actionable policy implications. Financial markets play a key role in attracting and allocating financial resources, making them central to sustainable development. Linking the theoretical literature and empirical findings reveals three key insights: first, strong interconnections and money flows among target markets; second, their sensitivity to interest rate changes; and third, their significant contribution to economic growth and inflation management. Consequently, central banks can promote sustainable development by managing money flows through effective interest rate policies that stabilize inflation, reduce speculation, and enhance long-term investment appeal. Active monetary policy is crucial for responding to inflation and maintaining control over market dynamics. Bond markets, in particular, should be emphasized due to their role in financing governments, corporations, and sustainable projects such as clean energy. The crypto industry also demands adaptive rather than suppressive policies. With its potential to eliminate intermediaries, enhance payment efficiency, and support startups and small- and medium-sized enterprises, it can contribute to sustainable development. Its growth should be accompanied by proper regulation to reduce speculative risks and promote stability. Maintaining the independence of central banks and pursuing inflation-targeting policies remain essential to preserving the value of major currencies. Recognizing Bitcoin’s competitive store-of-value potential, similar to gold, central banks can consider including it in their reserves. Overall, balanced policies that integrate traditional and emerging financial markets can strengthen financial stability and foster sustainable global growth.

Date: 2026
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-95-5895-7_5

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