Inflation targeting

Former MPC members warn against 'shock' QE exit

Central Banking | 14 May 2013 secure

Andrew Sentance and Kate Barker warn of economic impact of the Bank of England ending its asset purchases; Sentance surprised by persistently low interest rates

Topics: Bank of England, monetary policy, Inflation targeting, Kate Barker, quantitative easing, Inflation, Andrew Sentance

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Communicating uncertainty in economic forecasts

Central Banking Journal | 10 May 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, Bank of England, Macro-economics, Inflation targeting

The case for nominal GDP targeting by central banks

Central Banking Journal | 10 May 2013 secure

Topics: GDP, monetary policy, Inflation targeting, Mark Carney, Bank of Japan

IMF paper examines emerging market counter-cyclical monetary policy

Central Banking | 07 May 2013 secure

Topics: IMF, Emerging markets, Inflation targeting

Carney says inflation targeting is worth salvaging

Central Banking | 02 May 2013 secure

Topics: Mark Carney, Bank of Canada, Inflation targeting

Norges Bank governor outlines Norwegian model for stability

Central Banking | 10 Apr 2013 secure

Topics: Inflation targeting, Norway, Central Bank of Norway, Norges Bank, Sovereign wealth fund (SWF)

Michael Woodford backs combining nominal GDP and inflation target

Central Banking | 28 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Inflation targeting, quantitative easing, Adair Turner

Bundesbank researchers test if higher inflation could ease public debt burden

Central Banking | 27 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Deutsche Bundesbank, Inflation, Inflation targeting

Nominal GDP dismissed as viable policy target in Central Banking debate

Central Banking | 21 Mar 2013 | screening image

Topics: Bank of England, Inflation targeting

Bank of England handed new remit

Central Banking | 20 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Bank of England, United Kingdom, monetary policy, Inflation targeting

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