Opinion

Robert Pringle's Viewpoint: Watch what central bankers do, not what they say

Central Banking | 17 May 2013 secure

Recent speeches by Ben Bernanke and Mark Carney signal a new phase in the development of central bank rhetoric. The big question is whether they preface a change in policy

Topics: Ben Bernanke, Mark Carney, Federal Reserve, Bank of Canada, Alan Greenspan, Paul Krugman, Macro-prudential regulation, IMF, monetary policy, Systemic risk, Ronald McKinnon

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Resolving Europe’s banks

Central Banking Journal | 10 May 2013 secure

Topics: Cyprus, Eurozone, ECB, Bail-in , IMF, FDIC

The Eurosystem has done enough; time for politicians to choose

Central Banking Journal | 10 May 2013 secure

Topics: Financial crisis, Deutsche Bundesbank, ECB

Communicating uncertainty in economic forecasts

Central Banking Journal | 10 May 2013 secure

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

Robert Pringle's Viewpoint: King’s efforts to be heard hit some marks

Central Banking | 19 Apr 2013

Topics: Mervyn King, Bank of England

Thatcher's stance on the ECB deserves re-appraisal

Central Banking | 09 Apr 2013

Topics: ECB, European Central Bank, Independence, United Kingdom

Robert Pringle’s Viewpoint: Wider lessons of the Cyprus bail-out

Central Banking | 18 Mar 2013

Topics: Eurozone, banks, Cyprus, Financial crisis

BoJ changes represent the death knell for central bank independence

Central Banking | 12 Mar 2013 secure

Topics: Bank of Japan, Federal Reserve, Independence, monetary policy, Inflation

The trade-off between bank regulation and economic growth

Central Banking Journal | 28 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Europe, IMF, Basel III

Central banks need to be wary of ‘new’ monetary policy trends

Central Banking Journal | 28 Feb 2013 secure

Topics: Inflation targeting, Unemployment, Macro-prudential regulation, Economics, GDP, communication

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