Inflation

Zimbabwe to target money supply growth

ZIMBABWE - Concerted action aimed at curtailing monetary growth and increasing the output of goods and services in the economy is vital if a sustainable reduction in inflation to levels that promote investment and growth is to be achieved, warns the…

Asset Prices and Inflation Targeting

RESEARCH - Asset Prices on a Flexible Inflation Targeting Framework by Stephen G Cecchetti, Hans Genberg and Sushil Wadhwani, April 2002. Prepared for the conference on "Asset Price Bubbles: Implications for Monetary, Regulatory, and International…

ECB sees upturn but slower CPI decline

GERMANY - The European Central Bank on Thursday maintained its assessment that the euro zone economy was recovering but said high oil prices could lead to slightly higher inflation than predicted earlier this year.

Speech by Svein Gjedrem of Norges Bank, 20 Mar

SPEECH - "The effects of the global downturn on the activity level in Norway have been limited," Svein Gjedrem said in a speech prepared for ambassadors stationed in Norway. The speech was titled 'The inflation target and the floating krone: The…

Speech by L Heikensten, Sveriges Riksbank, 2 Apr

SPEECH - Heikensten said in a speech titled 'Growth effects of the new stabilisation policy regime' that Sweden's recent policy of pursuing low and stable inflation and steady economic policies has been important for improving the conditions for economic…

Monetary policy in a virtual economy, 27 March

FEATURE - The Reserve Bank launches a web-based monetary policy computer simulation game today whereby the player fights inflation by controlling interest rates in a virtual economy. You play the Governor of the central bank and failure to keep inflation…

Speech by Dr Wellink, Nederlandsche Bank, 12 Mar

SPEECH - In the speech titled 'The Euro, a major challenge and catalyst for Europe' Wellink said that he saw little effect on euro-zone inflation from the physical introduction of the euro and said the euro was "on the low side" historically but noted a…

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