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New York Fed unveils new, more granular labour market data
European yield curve calculation regulations should change, ESRB says
Last liquid point, ultimate forward rate and convergence point should all change, report argues
Svensson launches fresh attack on leaning against the wind
Lars Svensson outlines framework he hopes will guide debate, as other papers challenge his results
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We could not have survived this crisis without the ‘Main Street’ structure of the Fed. If it had just been a New York Fed… [it] would have faced a more severe backlash and possibly elimination
James Bullard, president, Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis
As internet access increases and encryption technology improves, digital currencies have the capacity to reduce operating costs, increase efficiency and enable a wide range of new applications
Fan Yifei, PBoC deputy governor
I have always strived to maintain the appropriate balance between transparency and confidentiality, but I regret that in this instance I crossed the line to confirming information that should have remained confidential
Jeffrey Lacker, former president, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Market discipline is done away with by interventions by the ECB. So there is no fiscal control mechanism from markets or politics. This has all the elements to bring disaster for monetary union
Otmar Issing, founding executive board member, European Central Bank
If the Americans do not implement the Basel III framework, we Europeans will certainly not introduce the new rules unilaterally – and the whole world will suffer the consequences
Andreas Dombret, member of the executive board, Deutsche Bundesbank
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Tackling the ‘human agency’ problem
Fintech can give emerging markets an edge – PNG governor
SNB analyses monetary policy role in containing external inflationary factors
Spanish paper looks at sectoral comovement and monetary policy
Global liquidity matters for pass-through – CBRT research
IMF paper explores sustainability of price rises in Colombia
Ecuador’s central bank forecasts sustained recovery