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Indonesia deputy governor passes away
Budi Rochadi, the Indonesian central bank’s deputy governor in charge of the banking payment system, passes away in New York
More transparency may harm bond markets
More transparency in European bond markets may mean less liquidity according to a recent report
How the euro gives Britain a free ride
New research suggests Britain and other European countries that have not adopted the euro have nevertheless benefited from it nearly as much as insiders, without giving up policy autonomy
Perspectives on deflation
In this issue we present a variety of views on the threat of deflation. Here we offer a summary and our own conclusion.
Interview: Martin Feldstein
In conversation, Professor Feldstein discusses his worries for the European Central Bank's future, who is to blame for the bubble, the US payments deficit and the international monetary system.
Banking regulator and c bank could merge-Venezuela
VENEZUELA - The administration of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez might eliminate bank regulatory agency Sudeban and transfer its powers to the central bank, local daily El Nacional reported.