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Monetary Policy

Speech by David Dodge, Governor of Bank of Canada

SPEECH - In the speech Dodge said that economic developments in Canada since the November Report, and the profile for growth outlined in the Update, suggest that the amount of slack in the economy through 2002 will likely be somewhat greater than assumed…

US economists to free up Argentine bank system

ARGENTINA - Adam Lerrick and Allan Meltzer, two prominent US economists, have proposed a new scheme to allow Argentines to use the money locked up in the banking system without triggering a collapse of the banks - arguably the single largest problem…

French firm sues over euro notes

FRANCE - Have euro notes design breached copyright? A French company claims a map of Europe printed on every euro bank note breaches a copyright it owns on the design. The ECB does not agree.

BIS research papers

RESEARCH - Research from the BIS 'Comparing monetary policy operating procedures across the United States, Japan and the euro area', Monetary and Economic Department, Bank for International Settlements, December 2001.

Speech by Dr Bimal Jalan, Reserve Bank of India

SPEECH - In the speech 'Indian Banking and Finance: Managing New Challenges' Bimal Jalan said that uncertainty over the economic situation was likely to continue for the next six to nine months, but India is likely to show one of the highest rates of…

Speech by Eddie George, Bank of England Governor

SPEECH - In the speech George said that while an increasingly global economy served to boost living standards worldwide the fact that many poorer nations had unequal access to free markets meant more must be done to help them through the careful…

Speech by Christopher Allsopp of Bank of England

SPEECH - Charles Allsopp said in the speech that maintaining a stable rate of economic growth should be given a clearer role in the policy framework of the European Central Bank and that greater symmetry in inflation targetting had worked well in Britain…

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