Ferguson on financial stability, central bank role

SPEECH - In the speech 'Should Financial Stability Be an Explicit Central Bank Objective?' made on 17 September and published on 16 October, Roger Ferguson of the Federal Reserve said that financial stability is and always will be of vital interest to central banks and is certainly an appropriate objective for central banks.
SPEECH - In the speech 'Should Financial Stability Be an Explicit Central Bank Objective?' made on 17 September and published on 16 October, Roger Ferguson of the Federal Reserve said that financial stability is and always will be of vital interest to central banks and is certainly an appropriate objective for central banks.

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Remarks by Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. to an International Monetary Fund conference on Challenges to Central Banking from Globalized Financial Markets, Washington, D.C., 17 September 2002.

Should Financial Stability Be an Explicit Central Bank Objective?

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