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ECB Monthly Bulletin, July 2006

The European Central Bank published its July 2006 Monthly Bulletin on Thursday 13 July. In the report the ECB said it is exercising strong vigilance on inflation risks and expects interest rates to rise progressively if the euro zone economy continues to…

Comment: Left out in the cold

While Slovenia celebrates its imminent entry to the eurozone, the Baltic aspirants can feel more than a little peeved by Brussels' handling of their efforts to join the club.

IMF paper on U.S. inflation dynamics

The IMF Working Paper "U.S. inflation dynamics: What drives them over different frequencies?" aims to improve the understanding of U.S. inflation dynamics by separating out structural from cyclical effects using frequency domain techniques.

Noyer on central bank dilemmas under uncertainty

In the speech 'Central bankers' dilemmas under uncertainty' given on 5 June Christian Noyer of the Bank of France said a rule will sometimes ignore information that may be relevant for predicting future risks to price stability.

Monetary Authority of Macao - Annual Report 2005

According to the Monetary Authority of Macao's Annual Report 2005, the Special Administrative Region Government has garnered support from the Central Government in its attempt to launch a series of measures aimed at restructuring the economy and…

Comment: Is the Fed's message getting clearer?

The chairman of the US Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, has received much criticism for allegedly failing to explain the Fed's view to markets clearly. Are there signs that after a shaky start, Bernanke is starting to get his message across more clearly?

RBNZ countdown to smaller lighter coins

On 31 July the current 50, 20, and 10 cent coins will be replaced with smaller and lighter coins, and the 5 cent coin will begin to be phased out, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand said on Monday 10 July.

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