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Bank of England Inflation Attitudes Survey, Aug 05

The Bank of England has published its August 2005 Inflation Attitudes Survey. 56% of respondents thought the inflation target was 'about right', while the proportions saying the target was 'too high' and 'too low' were 19% and 9% respectively.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand Bulletin, Sep 2005

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand published the September 2005 issue of its Bulletin on 7 September. The first article provides an introduction to the Basel II framework and outlines the Reserve Bank's plans to adopt the framework here in New Zealand.

Somali central bank chief sacked by president

The president of the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia, Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmad, has fired the governor of the Central Bank of Somalia, BBC Monitoring reported from a report on the Shabeelle Media Network's website.

Rosenberg favourite to head Riksbank

Sweden's Riksbank deputy governor Irma Rosenberg is favourite to succeed Lars Heikensten and become the first woman to lead the world's oldest central bank, a survey by Bloomberg found.

NY Fed's Geithner says market risks have altered

The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said on Thursday 6 October that changes in financial markets have raised the question of whether the financial system is more or less vulnerable to shock, and warrant an examination of risk management…

Almunia sees better eurozone growth by year end

European Union Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs Joaquin Almunia spoke on Thursday 6 October of his confidence that the eurozone will return better growth figures by the end of the year, than had been recorded recently.

Comment: Venezuela's reserves

The Central Bank of Venezuela last week confirmed that it had liquidated more than half of its operational reserves and deposited the funds at the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).

BSP launches 'Save your money in banks' campaign

When you deposit your money in banks, they will nurture your money to grow, making it also work for you. This was the claim of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) in its campaign for bank savings, according to information gathered by the Philippine…

NY Fed welcomes derivatives markets commitment

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said on Thursday 6 October it welcomes the initial commitments made by fourteen major market participants to improve the infrastructure that supports the credit derivatives markets.

Asian integration and the IMF

In this commentary article IMF Managing Director Rodrigo de Rato says the next step for Asia should be to develop more resilient national and regional financial markets. This would further reduce vulnerabilities by improving the channeling of savings and…

St Louis's Poole: How predictable is Fed policy?

In the speech 'How predictable is Fed policy?' given on 4 October William Poole of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis said the Federal Reserve has no timetable to alter its policy statements but when that change comes it would signal the end of the…

Dallas Fed's Fisher on the economic outlook

In the speech 'A perspective on the economic outlook' given on 4 October Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said the Fed needed to be vigilant on inflation and warned a loose fiscal policy risked pushing interest rates higher.

Kansas Fed's Hoenig on monetary policy

In the speech 'Monetary policy and the economic outlook' given on 5 October Thomas Hoenig of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City said the combination of rising price pressures from wages and commodities means U.S. central bank policy-makers must be…

BIS's Knight on global banking - paradigm shift

In the speech 'Global banking - paradigm shift' given on 5 October Malcolm Knight of the BIS said the three-pronged approach of Basel-II implementation represents a much more comprehensive method in the present-day complex banking situation.

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