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Bank of England Inflation Attitudes Survey, Nov 05

The Bank of England published its November 2005 Inflation Attitudes Survey on Monday. When asked about the future path of interest rates, 46% expected rates to rise in the next 12 months, compared with 34% in August and 52% in May.

SARB's Quarterly Bulletin, December 2005

The South African Reserve Bank has released its December 2005 Quarterly Bulletin. According to the latest Bulletin, the world economy continued to enjoy robust economic growth in the first three quarters of 2005 and is likely to register real growth of…

International Journal of Central Banking, Dec 05

The December 2005 issue of the International Journal of Central Banking was published on Thursday 15 December. The latest edition contains six articles including 'How Should Monetary Policy Respond to Asset-Price Bubbles?,' and 'Inflation Targeting and…

New York Fed's Economic Policy Review, Dec 2005

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has published the December 2005 edition of its Economic Policy Review. The articles in the latest edition were presented at a conference organised by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in April 2005, "Urban Dynamics…

Philadelphia Fed Business Review, 3rd Quarter 2005

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has published its regular Business Review for the Third Quarter 2005. The latest edition includes articles titled, The changing patterns of payments in the United States, The economics of asset securitization, and…

ECB Monthly Bulletin, December 2005

The European Central Bank published its December 2005 Monthly Bulletin on Thursday 8 December. In the report the ECB defended its decision to raise its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point earlier this month, saying that the move was…

RBNZ Monetary Policy Statement, December 2005

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand published its December 2005 Monetary Policy Statement on 8 December. It also announced that the OCR will increase by 25 basis points to 7.25 per cent. The report said the RBNZ remains concerned about the tightness of…

BIS Quarterly Review, December 2005

The Bank for International Settlements has published its December 2005 Quarterly Review. Foreign banks dominate the financial sectors in emerging economies to such a degree as to pose problems for regulators and potential threats to domestic financial…

Sveriges Riksbank Inflation Report, No. 4, 2005

Sweden's central bank, the Sveriges Riksbank, published its Fourth Inflation Report for 2005 on Friday 2 December. After a temporary slowdown at the beginning of the year, growth has picked up again, both in Sweden and in the world economy as a whole,…

Federal Reserve Board - Beige Book, November 2005

The Federal Reserve published its November 2005 Beige Book survey on 30 November. US economic activity increased across the country through mid-November but the housing market has cooled and high energy prices have raised concern about consumer spending…

Sveriges Riksbank Economic Review 3rd Quarter 2005

The Sveriges Riksbank has published its Economic Review for the 3rd Quarter 2005. This special edition is devoted to Dag Hammarskjold, whose 100th anniversary was marked with a seminar illustrating his work as an economist and his time at the Riksbank…

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, October 2005

The Deutsche Bundesbank published the English version of its October 2005 Monthly Report on 25 November. Following a sharp improvement at the beginning of the third quarter, industrial business activity slackened somewhat in August.

The Bank of Canada: An Illustrated History

The Bank of Canada published a book commemorating its 70th anniversary on Wednesday. The Bank of Canada: An Illustrated History is filled with interesting images and anecdotes about the Bank and its place in Canadian society from 1935 until now.

Bank of Japan Monthly Report, November 2005

The Bank of Japan published the English version of its November 2005 monthly report on 22 November. In its report the BOJ said exports have continued to increase moderately, industrial production is on an uptrend and corporate fixed investment continues…

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