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Bernanke's Capitol Hill testimony

Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, testified before the US House of Representatives' Committee on Financial Services on 20 September. In this testimony he discusses the Fed's response to the subprime-mortgage crisis and possible…

Mervyn King - a governor in distress

No governor of the Bank of England in living memory - and very few governors of any industrial country - has come in for such an avalanche of media criticism as Mervyn King has suffered in recent days.

Former Fed governor seeks gainful employment

In his memoirs, The Age of Turbulence, Alan Greenspan presents himself very much as a global leader; he hobnobs with former UK prime ministers Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair, features the current prime minister, Gordon Brown, the president of China,…

Knut Kjr quits Norway's oil fund

Knut Kjr announced his resignation as head of Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), which manages the country's oil-fuelled $330 billion pension fund and the bulk of the central bank's forex reserves.

Trichet's testimony to Parliament

The president of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, testified to the Euroepan Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee earlier in the month.

Nyberg on monetary and financial stability

The interaction of monetary and financial stability is one of the most discussed issues in central banks and academia today, and is likely to remain high on the agenda for the foreseeable future, said Lars Nyberg, a deputy governor at Sweden's central…

Latvia leaves rates unchanged

The Bank of Latvia decided on 13 September to leave key interest rates unchanged, with the refinancing rate remaining at 6%, overnight loans at 7.5% and the overnight deposit rate at 2%.

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