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Polish paper says euro would have destabilised economy during crisis

Central Banking | 30 Oct 2012 secure

National Bank of Poland research examines how adopting the euro would have changed the impact of the financial crisis; fixed exchange rate would have exposed economy to greater shocks

Topics: Poland, National Bank of Poland, euro, Financial crisis

Financial Stability

Central bankers highlight merits of fixed exchange rate regimes

Central Banking | 22 Oct 2012 secure

Topics: DeLisle Worrell, Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Exchange rate, euro

Central Banks

Finland paper reviews major currency blocs

Central Banking | 16 Oct 2012 secure

Topics: Finland, Bank of Finland, euro, Dollar

Payments

ECB research finds European retail payment costs about 1% of GDP

Central Banking | 03 Oct 2012 secure

Topics: ECB, euro, banks, Benoît Cœuré

Monetary Policy

IMF paper considers monetary union risks

Central Banking | 03 Oct 2012 secure

Topics: euro, Eurozone, IMF, Financial crisis, trade

Financial Stability

Cyprus governor urges fast implementation of SSM

Central Banking | 26 Sep 2012 secure

Topics: European Central Bank, euro, Cyprus, Central Bank of Cyprus, Panicos Demetriades

Reserves

SNB bond-buying ‘exacerbating’ euro fragmentation – S&P

Central Banking | 25 Sep 2012 secure

Topics: Swiss National Bank, euro

Financial Stability

Robert Pringle’s Viewpoint: Central bankers gamble for high stakes

Central Banking | 20 Sep 2012 secure

Topics: European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan, Bank of England, FDIC, IMF, euro, monetary policy, quantitative easing, Mario Draghi, Deutsche Bundesbank, Jens Weidmann, Jeffrey Lacker, Ben Bernanke, Andrew Haldane, Hoenig

Reserves

SNB maintains minimum exchange rate

Central Banking | 13 Sep 2012 secure

Topics: Exchange rate, Swiss franc, Switzerland, Swiss National Bank, euro

Financial Stability

ECB’s Constâncio stresses need for banking union

Central Banking | 11 Sep 2012 secure

Topics: Vitor Constancio, ECB, monetary policy, euro

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Polish paper says euro would have destabilised economy during crisis

Central bankers highlight merits of fixed exchange rate regimes

Finland paper reviews major currency blocs

ECB research finds European retail payment costs about 1% of GDP

IMF paper considers monetary union risks

Cyprus governor urges fast implementation of SSM

SNB bond-buying ‘exacerbating’ euro fragmentation – S&P

Robert Pringle’s Viewpoint: Central bankers gamble for high stakes

SNB maintains minimum exchange rate

ECB’s Constâncio stresses need for banking union

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