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ECB book on 3rd Central Banking Conference

The European Central Bank on Monday 30 May published a book entitled "The New EU Member States: Convergence and Stability", containing the proceedings of the Third ECB Central Banking Conference, held in Frankfurt am Main on 21 and 22 October 2004.

Deutsche Bundesbank Monthly Report, April 2005

The Deutsche Bundesbank has published the English version of its April 2005 Monthly Report. Germany's economy returned to growth in the first quarter of this year with exports continuing to underpin expansion as domestic demand remained weak.

IMF Paper: Inflation targeting and output growth

This IMF Working Paper evaluates the performance of two alternative policy rules, a forward-looking rule and a spontaneous adjustment rule, under alternative inflation targets, in terms of output losses in a macroeconomic model, using European Union data.

Bank of Japan Monthly Report, May 2005

The Bank of Japan published the English version of its May 2005 monthly report on 24 May. In the report the BOJ repeated that the domestic economy remains on a recovery track despite continuing weakness in the information technology sector.

ECB paper on central bank communication

The ECB Working Paper "Communication and decision-making by central bank committees: different strategies, same effectiveness?" published 23 May assesses the communication strategies of the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the European Central…

OECD says US rates to rise, ECB must cut

U.S. interest rates will need to rise further to keep inflation pressures in check but the growth outlook for other major world economies is precarious and the euro zone needs a rapid rate cut, the OECD said on Tuesday 24 May in its semi-annual Economic…

Dutch Paper on ECB support for the euro

The De Nederlandsche Bank Working Paper "Were verbal efforts to support the euro effective? A high-frequency analysis of ECB statements" published in April 2005 studies the effects of verbal interventions by European central bankers on high-frequency…

Netherlands paper on central bank transparency

The De Nederlandsche Bank Working Paper "The impact of central bank transparency on inflation expectations" published in March 2005, investigates how the link between inflation and inflation expectations alters with increasing central bank transparency.

RBNZ Financial Stability Report, May 2005

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand published its May 2005 Financial Stability Report on 17 May. Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard commented: "The New Zealand financial system, overall, is well placed to weather a possible slowdown in the economy."

SARB, Monetary Policy Review, May 2005

The South African Reserve Bank published its Monetary Policy Review for May 2005 on 12 May. South Africa's inflation rate is expected to remain comfortably within its target range over the next two years, despite the negative impact of steep global oil…

Bank of Canada Review, Spring 2005

The Bank of Canada published its Review for Spring 2005 on 12 May. The Review contains four articles including "Understanding China's long-run growth process and its implications for Canada". In addition to examining the determinants of China's past and…

ECB Monthly Bulletin, May 2005

The European Central Bank published its May 2005 Monthly Bulletin on Thursday 12 May. The regular survey of professional economic forecasters conducted by the ECB showed the experts have downgraded their growth forecasts for the euro zone economy for…

Bank of England Inflation Report, May 2005

The Bank of England published its May 2005 Inflation Report on 11 May. In the report the Bank said it expects CPI inflation to rise above the 2 pct target in the near term due to temporary factors before settling back to the 2 pct level over the two year…

IMF paper on emerging bond markets

The IMF Working Paper "The impact of macroeconomic announcements on emerging market bonds" examines how emerging bond markets react to macroeconomic announcements.

Central Bank of Ireland, Quarterly Bulletin 2/2005

Ireland's central bank published its second Quarterly Bulletin for 2005 on Wednesday 4 May. The Bulletin reports that Ireland should enjoy continued strong economic growth in 2005 and 2006 but faces potential problems from the high price of oil and the…

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