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Monetary Policy

Bernanke and Co should do nothing

According to this article from John Berry at Bloomberg, published Friday 4 May, Federal Reserve officials will not change interest rates Wednesday amid conflicting evidence about where the US economy is headed.

Some BoJ members urged gradual rate hike

Minutes released Monday 7 May showed some members of the Bank of Japan's board called on the BoJ to do a better job communicating its intention of raising interest rates only gradually and without any timetable set in advance.

RBA Statement on Monetary Policy, May 2007

The Reserve Bank of Australia published its May 2007 Statement on Monetary Policy on 4 May. In the report the RBA said risks to inflation are broadly balanced with underlying inflation expected to fall back to around 2.5% in the next few quarters.

BoE's King on the MPC ten years on

In the speech 'The MPC ten years on' given on 2 May Mervyn King of the Bank of England said since its inception the MPC has kept inflation expectations well anchored and is determined to keep doing so.

Bheenick on launch of Mauritius's MPC

In the speech 'Launch of the Monetary Policy Committee at the Bank of Mauritius' given on 23 April Rundheersing Bheenick of the Bank of Mauritius said today is the start of a new era in monetary policymaking in Mauritius.

Race to succeed Canada's Dodge underway

According to this article from Bloomberg, published Thursday 26 April, potential successors to David Dodge at the Bank of Canada will include Paul Jenkins and Tiff Macklem as well as some external candidates named in the press.

Trichet backing ECB against meddling

Jean-Claude Trichet of the European Central Bank rejected French presidential candidates' criticism of the eurozone central bank, insisting in an article published Sunday 29 April that the majority of French citizens support the bank's actions.

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