Monetary Policy

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee Minutes

MINUTES - Minutes of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee Meeting, 31 July and 1 August 2002. The minutes showed members of the Bank of England unanimously voted to leave interest rates on hold at the 31 July-1 August meeting. The members…

Russian PM says central bank to continue float

RUSSIA - The central bank and the government of Russia will ensure the stability of the rouble rate in 2003, but the rouble rate should correspond with economic development, Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov said at a government session on Wednesday.

Profiles of Bank of Japan Policy Board members

ARTICLE - The Bank of Japan's Policy Board discussed side effects of its huge fund injection to the money market at its 26 June meeting but concluded that the struggling economy needed the easy monetary policy, minutes showed on Wednesday.

IMF Working Paper Series

RESEARCH - Internal Models-Based Capital Regulation and Bank Risk-Taking Incentives by Paul H Kupiec, Monetary and Exchange Affairs Department, IMF, July 2002.

Bank of Japan Monthly Report, August 2002

REPORT - The Bank of Japan published its Monthly Report of Recent Economic and Financial Developments, August 2002, on 13 August. In its report the Bank of Japan said the outlook for exports had become more uncertain due to unstable global stock markets…

Stagnation warning from Poland's central bank

POLAND - GDP increases and the business climate will remain low in the third quarter of the year while economic growth will be buoyed by exports, the Polish National Bank said in a business climate research report released on Tuesday.

Liberalising our exchange controls

ARTICLE - At the recently-held public/private sector consultation on economic and related issues, Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados, Dr. Marion Williams presented a paper on Barbados' response to the liberalisation of trade in financial services.

A shroud of secrecy

A new survey by Steve Hanke and Matt Sekerke suggests that while central banks pay lip service to transparency, many of them do not practice it.

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