An analysis of the BIS annual report

- Central Banking staff
- 08 Jul 2002

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SWITZERLAND - The Bank for International Settlement's annual report, released today at the bank's annual general meeting in Basle, worked hard to put an optimistic interpretation on global economic prospects. However, amid the positive notes the report highlighted worries about the strength of the dollar, the risk of more falls in asset prices, and central banks' difficult job of reading the economic cycle.

Considering the challenges of the last year, the BIS argued that the global economy and

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