Fed's Bernanke wants public inflation objective

- Central Banking staff
- 20 Oct 2003

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Fed governor Ben Bernanke told the St Louis Fed's inflation targeting conference on Friday 17 October that in the current climate of low inflation, it was important to keep the public informed about the Fed's long-run intentions. Bernanke said an announced long-run price goal was not the same as targeting but could be seen as a step in that direction.

Source: Reuters

A top Federal Reserve official said on Friday the U.S. central bank should publicly state what it views as the best long-run

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