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BIS' Knight on challenges of monetary policy

In the speech 'Objectives and challenges of monetary policy' given on 19 January Malcolm Knight of the BIS said a number of central banks intent on preventive action have actually turned to the use of supervisory instruments to promote credit restraint.

Bies on the economic outlook, mortgage market

In the speech 'Economic outlook and developments in mortgage markets' given on 18 January Susan Bies of the Federal Reserve said weakness in U.S. home building appears not to have spilled over to other sectors, while a slowing in broader price rises is…

Rato on ten years after the Asian currency crisis

In the speech 'Ten years after the Asian currency crisis: Future challenges for the Asian economies and financial markets' given on 22 January Rodrigo de Rato of the IMF said Asian countries are more prepared to handle risks stemming from volatility in…

Stark on monetary policy: a view from the ECB

In the speech 'Objectives and challenges of monetary policy: a view from the ECB' given on 19 January Jurgen Stark of the ECB said the ECB retains the freedom to move interest rates whenever it considers it necessary to control inflation pressures,…

Fed's Bernanke on fiscal challenges facing the US

In testimony 'Long-term fiscal challenges facing the United States' given on 18 January Ben Bernanke of the Federal Reserve said the economy could be gravely hurt if Social Security and Medicare aren't revamped, and he called on lawmakers to tackle the…

Cleveland Fed's Pianalto on economic conditions

In the speech 'National and regional economic conditions' given on 18 January Sandra Pianalto of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland said financial markets seem confident that the Federal Reserve will bring inflation back down, but there is a risk…

Fed's Mishkin on house prices in monetary policy

In the speech 'The role of house prices in formulating monetary policy' given on 17 January Frederic Mishkin of the Federal Reserve said the Fed should not get involved with trying to burst or even slow the growth of housing bubbles because it would lose…

SF Fed's Yellen on the U.S. economy in 2007

In the speech 'The U.S. economy in 2007: Prospects and puzzles' given on 17 January Janet Yellen of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco said inflation is too high at the moment, but the current level of a key interest rate is high enough to bring…

Fischer on the Bank of Israel's achievements

In the speech 'Bank of Israel's achievements' given on 2 January Stanley Fischer of the Bank of Israel said much of the recent criticism of the Bank of Israel is unjustified and petty, but some is justified, and we treat that part very seriously and are…

Basant Roi on the Bank of Mauritius' new HQ

In the speech 'Bank of Mauritius' new headquarters' given on 18 December R Basant Roi of the Bank of Mauritius said a particular feature of the new building is the wide range of special security provisions.

Philippines' Tetangco on risk management

In the speech 'Central Bank of the Philippines' initiatives to strengthen risk management practices in banks' given on 6 December Amando M Tetangco, Jr of the Central Bank of the Philippines said BSP initiatives are geared towards simultaneously…

BoE's Sentance on inflation and the UK economy

In the speech 'Inflation and the supply side of the UK economy' given on 16 January Andrew Sentance of the Bank of England warned that the level of domestic demand in the UK needs to restrained in order to bring inflation back to the level targeted by…

ECB's Trichet says 'Welcome to the Euro'

In a speech at the Celebration "Welcome to the Euro" given on 15 January Jean-Claude Trichet of the ECB congratulated Slovenia for its successful integration with the euro area and the adoption of the euro.

ECB's Gonzalez-Paramo on Slovenia's euro entry

In the speech 'Welcome to the euro, farewell to the tolar' given on 15 January Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo of the ECB said the introduction of euro cash in Slovenia represented a highly successful continuation of the 2002 cash changeover.

Boston Fed's Minehan on the economic outlook

In a speech given on 12 January Cathy Minehan of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston said the US economy appears to be on track for the elusive "soft landing," but rising prices are still the key worry for policymakers at the Federal Reserve.

ECB's Tumpel-Gugerell at the Euro conference

In a panel intervention at the Euro conference hosted by Banka Slovenije given on 15 January Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell of the ECB said now that it has adopted the euro, Slovenia needs to adapt to the absence of an independent monetary and exchange rate…

ECB's Trichet at € conference Slovenia

In his keynote address at the "€ conference Slovenia" given on 15 January Jean-Claude Trichet of the ECB said Slovenia will enjoy the general benefits of participation in the single currency area, such as no exchange rate risks with respect to its most…

Sweden's Persson on monetary policy

In the speech 'Monetary policy - experiences and thoughts on the future' given on 13 January Kristina Persson of the Sveriges Riksbank said two professors, Francesco Giavazzi and Frederic Mishkin, have examined how well the Riksbank has succeeded with…

Fed's Bies on enterprise risk management

In the speech 'Enterprise risk management and mortgage lending' given on 11 January Susan Schmidt Bies of the Federal Reserve said looser underwriting standards were partly responsible for recent rises in late mortgage payments and that lenders should…

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