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Monetary Policy

French bank chief hits at government

FRANCE - Jean-Claude Trichet, governor of the Bank of France, on Friday added his weight to criticism of the centre-right government of Jean-Pierre Raffarin for not being more ambitious in its efforts to cut its budget deficit in line with European Union…

Speech by J Alfred Broaddus, Richmond Fed, 2 Oct

SPEECH - Broaddus said in the speech titled 'Some Thoughts on the Economy in a Challenging Period' that by all appearances the current mood for both consumers and business people is pretty pessimistic and geopolitical risks have increased uncertainty…

Speech by Roger Ferguson, Federal Reserve, 9 Oct

SPEECH - Ferguson gave a speech 'Central Banks and Markets' on receiving the 2002 Distinguished Public Service Award from the Bond Market Association. In the speech he discussed the hot topic of whether central banks have a role in the control of asset…

IMF News Brief

NEWS BRIEF - IMF Managing Director Horst Kohler to Visit Mauritania, Algeria and Tunisia during 14-21 October.

America is not in danger of deflation

ARTICLE - For most of the postwar era, deflation has been off on the radar screen of economic policymakers in the industrialised world. The United States has not experienced a sustained fall in prices since the Great Depression. Fighting inflation, not…

European Central Bank Public Consultation

CONSULTATION - Measures to improve the efficiency of the operational framework for monetary policy, 7 October. The proposed changes are of a technical nature with euro area credit institutions and banking and financial market associations addressed under…

Heikensten: Financial risks slow down recovery

PRESS RELEASE - First Deputy Governor Lars Heikensten of the Sveriges Riksbank today, 9 October, gave a speech under the heading "Some monetary policy issues" at the Center for Business and Policy Studies' (SNS) annual conference on the economic…

SARB Monetary Policy Review - October 2002

REPORT - The South African Reserve Bank has published its October Monetary Policy Review. The report reflects on increased inflationary pressures in the South African economy following the depreceiation of the rand in the latter half of 2001.

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