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Asset bubble

Interview: Martin Feldstein

In conversation, Professor Feldstein discusses his worries for the European Central Bank's future, who is to blame for the bubble, the US payments deficit and the international monetary system.

The Bank is losing a house price game

ARTICLE - This article suggests that the Bank of England's interest rate strategy has gone wrong causing a house price bubble and that central bankers avoid discussion on asset price bubbles incase their collapse makes them look stupid.

Spotting the next asset price bubble

ARTICLE - A thoughtful article in last Friday's FT by John Calverly of American Express Bank suggests that an asset valuation committee should be set up to warn of potential asset price bubbles. Though Calverly was directing his remarks to the UK, it is…

Kate Barker on monetary policy and asset prices

SPEECH - In the speech 'Monetary Policy - A Perpetual Dilemma?' made on 14 October Kate Barker of the Bank of England questioned whether it was the role of monetary policy to protect individuals from the risks asset price bubbles pose and whether such…

Chicago Fed Letter, Special Issue, September 2002

PUBLICATION - The September 2002 Special Issue of the Chicago Fed Letter looks at Asset price bubbles and their implications for monetary, regulatory, and international policies. Difficulties in identifying asset price bubbles were discussed by attendees…

Speech by J.C. Trichet of Banque de France, 23 Apr

SPEECH - Trichet said in a speech titled 'Asset Price Bubbles and their Implications for Monetary Policy and Financial Stability' that asset price developments are a serious cause of concern for central banks since they may impinge upon both price and…

Speech by M Moskow, President, Chicago Fed, 22 Apr

SPEECH - In his opening remarks to the Asset Bubbles Conference Moskow said that during the last two decades, there have been instances throughout the developed and developing worlds of prolonged build-ups and sharp collapses in asset prices in stock,…

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