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Rising tide of computer crime

UK banks have lost £4.5m to internet fraud in the last year. The majority of this fraud is thought to be carried out by organized criminal gangs in Eastern Europe. CentralBankNet reports on this growing phenomenon.

Socialists deny move to allow removal of Jarai

The governing Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP) categorically denied a report Wednesday by the daily Magyar Nemzet that the party is preparing legal modifications that would allow the removal of Zsigmond Jarai, governor of central bank MNB.

Fukui, Greenspan discuss Japan, US economies

Toshihiko Fukui of the Bank of Japan and Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan discussed the global economy on Thursday 30 September, as well as the economic situations of the US and Japan, Kyodo News reported a BOJ source as saying.

Bank of Canada Working Paper on Taylor Rules

In this Working Paper from the Bank of Canada the authors compute welfare-maximizing Taylor rules in a dynamic general-equilibrium model of a small open economy. They find that the welfare gains from moving to the optimal Taylor rule are larger than…

IMF urges China to float yuan now

IMF managing director Rodrigo de Rato said on Wednesday 29 September that it would be to China's advantage to uncouple the yuan from the dollar. This article looks at the chances of China making some concession on the currency question at Friday's G7…

Norway's Gjedrem: Conduct of monetary policy

In a speech on 'The conduct of monetary policy' given on 28 September, Svein Gjedrem of Norges Bank said growth is high in the Norwegian economy and there are prospects of continued strong growth in petroleum investment in 2005. Employment is rising,…

BIS Triennial Central Bank Survey 2004

The Triennial Central Bank Survey conducted in April 2004 by 52 central banks and monetary authorities and coordinated by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) was the second comprehensive assessment of foreign exchange and derivatives market…

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