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Cheap money and big risks

ARTICLE - Those who still hang on Alan Greenspan's every word should have little difficulty predicting the direction of US interest rates: the next change will be up, writes the FT in London on Thursday in an editorial.

No intervention in Trichet case vows French gov't

FRANCE - The French government and the Paris prosecutor's office said Wednesday they would not intervene over the forthcoming trial of Jean-Claude Trichet, the central bank governor whose attempt to become president of the European Central Bank is…

Euro did cause price prices - Eurostat

GERMANY - The changeover to euro banknotes and coins might have added as much as 0.2 percentage points to eurozone inflation in the first half of this year, Eurostat, the European Union's statistical agency, said on Wednesday.

Bank of Japan Monthly Report, July 2002

REPORT - On 18 July the Bank of Japan published its Monthly Report of Recent Economic and Financial Developments, July 2002. In the report the BOJ says that Japan's economy, despite continued weakness in domestic demand, has almost stabilized as a whole…

Reserve Bank of Australia - Bulletin, July 2002

REPORT - On 18 July the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) published its July 2002 Bulletin. In the Bulletin the RBA says that over the past five years, there has been a sustained rise in house prices in most major cities in Australia. Some part of this…

Speech by DPM Lee Hsien Loong, Singapore, 15 July

SPEECH - In the speech titled 'Best practices in insurance regulation' Loong said that "MAS will continue to work together with the insurance industry to achieve international best practices and standards. Over the past two years, MAS has worked hard to…

Solomons central bank gov warns of savings scam

SOLOMON ISLANDS - Central Bank Governor Rick Hou has dismissed rumours associating him with a scheme called the Family Charitable Fund, which purports to be a local agent for the Lady Diana Memorial Fund. The rumours alleged that the bank governor and…

Think tank recommends orderly change in Argentina

ARGENTINA - Argentine authorities must take care to avoid a chaotic and unpredictable restructuring of the country's fragile financial system, local economic think-tank Fundacion Capital (FC) said in a report on the financial system.

Historical Model Describes 1900s Gold Standard

RESEARCH - An article in the latest edition of Economic Perspectives, from the Chicago Fed, looks at how the United States adopted the gold standard in the late nineteenth century, pegging the dollar to the British pound sterling and other currencies.

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