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OECD calls for 'greater clarity' from BOJ

While the future looks more positive for Japan, significant reforms including greater transparency from the Bank of Japan still need to be made, the Organisation for Economic Development and Cooperation said Wednesday in its annual economic survey of…

Hungary publishes 2001 monetary policy guidelines

The National Bank of Hungary (MNB) agrees with the government on the necessity and method of changing the country's current exchange rate system, but so far no agreement has been reached on a timetable for the change, according to the MNB's monetary…

Effect of oil price surge less than in 1970s - BIS

This year's surge in oil prices is likely to have less of an inflationary impact than the price shocks of the 1970s, the Bank for International Settlements said in its latest quarterly report.

Bundesbank predicts soft landing for US economy

Signs of a gradual slowdown of the US economy are increasing, the Bundesbank said in its latest monthly report, citing the "sharp" decline in residential investment and government spending as the main contributions to the "tangible" slowdown in third…

Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority

The Saudi Arabian GDP expanded by 8.8% in nominal terms in 1999, amid strong oil prices since April last year, the central bank said in its annual report.

BoE issues inflation warning on wages

The Bank of England has released a report, co-written by chief economist Charlie Bean and other bank staff, warning that an increase in the share of national income being taken by wages may lead to a rise in inflation.

Kurt Schuler on monetary sovereignty

Kurt Schuler, who works in the US Senate’s joint economic committee and one of the leading experts on currency boards and dollarisation, has just released on his website a new paper he has written on monetary sovereignty.

US bought 1.5 bn euros in Sept. 22 intervention

The US monetary authorities intervened in the foreign exchange markets on one occasion during the third quarter, on 22 September, buying a total of 1.5 bn euros, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said today in its quarterly report to the US Congress.

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