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IMF chief congratulates Ingves

Rodrigo de Rato, the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, congratulated Stefan Ingves on Tuesday 11 October, currently Director of the IMF's Monetary and Financial Systems Department (MFD), for his appointment as Governor of Sveriges…

Riksbank Council on Bergstrom's decision

The Riksbank's General Council thanked Villy Bergstrom for his work at the Riksbank, saying he has played an important part to explain and anchor the Riksbank's role and position in society.

Feldstein for the Fed?

While Harvard University economist Martin Feldstein may have the best credentials to succeed Alan Greenspan as Federal Reserve chairman, this article published on Tuesday 11 October notes that he may also have the biggest liabilities.

New Fed chief could be named in November

With the White House set to choose a successor to Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan soon, analysts have pencilled in November to mid-December as a likely time window for an announcement.

Interview with Nobel Prize winner Thomas Schelling

Prof. Thomas Schelling of the University of Maryland was recently awarded the 2005 Nobel Prize in Economics, along with Robert J. Aumann. Schelling was interviewed in the Spring 2005 issue of the Richmond Fed's Region Focus magazine. In the interview, he…

Rato to attend GCC meeting in Jeddah

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Rodrigo de Rato will attend a meeting of the finance ministers and central bank governors from the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council in Jeddah on 18 October.

Joint Eurosystem - Bank of Russia seminar

The Eurosystem - the European Central Bank and the national central banks of the euro area - and the Bank of Russia are holding their second joint seminar, which takes place from 12 to 14 October in Saint Petersburg.

Ireland's Hurley warns on productivity decline

John Hurley, governor, Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland, said in a speech on Thursday 13 October that European governments must hasten reforms in order to reverse a fall in productivity growth.

ECB's Garganas sees no need for rate rise

The European Central Bank sees no need to raise eurozone interest rates if area-wide inflation slows to less than 2.0 percent next year, governing council member and Greek central bank chief Nicholas Garganas said in a newspaper interview.

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