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Michael Woodford backs combining nominal GDP and inflation target

Central Banking | 28 Mar 2013 secure

Leading monetary policy theorist advocates immediate fiscal transfer to the public, funded by central bank purchase of government debt, coupled with adoption of nominal GDP target

Topics: Inflation targeting, quantitative easing, Adair Turner

Monetary Policy

Bernanke denies QE represents competitive devaluation

Central Banking | 26 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Ben Bernanke, Axel Weber, London School of Economics, quantitative easing

Reserves

Fed pays $88bn in profits to US Treasury

Central Banking | 18 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, quantitative easing

Monetary Policy

BoE asset purchases sit on knife-edge

Central Banking | 07 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Bank of England, quantitative easing

Monetary Policy

Philadelphia Fed president demands end to QE

Central Banking | 06 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, Philadelphia, Charles Plosser, quantitative easing, Interest rates

Monetary Policy

Yellen says monetary easing needed to support labour market

Central Banking | 04 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen, quantitative easing

Monetary Policy

Japan’s Kuroda signals ‘substantive step change’ in fight against deflation

Central Banking | 04 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Japan, Bank of Japan, quantitative easing

Monetary Policy

Bernanke commits to continuing asset purchases

Central Banking | 27 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, quantitative easing

Monetary Policy

BoE’s Fisher sees longer horizon for asset purchases

Central Banking | 27 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Bank of England, Paul Fisher, quantitative easing

Financial Stability

BIS paper urges policy-makers to consider co-ordinated bond strategy

Central Banking | 26 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Bank for International Settlements, Sovereign debt, quantitative easing, risk

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Michael Woodford backs combining nominal GDP and inflation target

Bernanke denies QE represents competitive devaluation

Fed pays $88bn in profits to US Treasury

BoE asset purchases sit on knife-edge

Philadelphia Fed president demands end to QE

Yellen says monetary easing needed to support labour market

Japan’s Kuroda signals ‘substantive step change’ in fight against deflation

Bernanke commits to continuing asset purchases

BoE’s Fisher sees longer horizon for asset purchases

BIS paper urges policy-makers to consider co-ordinated bond strategy

Carney's Bank of England should seek closer ties with ECB, says MEP Bowles

Central banks laying the seeds for ‘crisis in fiat money’, says UK MP Baker

MAS penalises 20 banks for involvement in rate-rigging

BoE research warns of self-fulfilling prophecy in 'speed-limit’ monetary policy

Bowles: Give ECB its ‘smoke and mirrors'

How financial services need to consider their IT infrastructure

Using market and credit risk analytics to strengthen performance

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