Norway paper on Monetary policy and asset prices
The authors consider three classes of assets prices: housing prices, equity prices and the nominal exchange rate and find that including housing prices and equity prices in the policy rules can improve macroeconomic performance in terms of both nominal and real economic stability. In contrast, they argue, a response to nominal exchange rate fluctuations can induce excess volatility in general and prove detrimental to macroeconomic stability.
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