Monetary Policy

ECB Working Papers Series

RESEARCH - European Central Bank Working Paper, Monetary policy rules, macroeconomic stability and inflation: a view from the trenches, by Athanasios Orphanides.

Speech by Roger Ferguson of the Federal Reserve

SPEECH - In the speech titled 'Why Central Banks Should Talk' Roger Ferguson strongly welcomes the recent trend across the globe toward greater openness. He concludes that central banks should continue to thoughtfully consider proposals to increase…

Speech by Anthony Santomero of Philadelphia Fed

SPEECH - Santomero sees "clear signs of renewed growth by mid-year, and a healthy pace of sustained growth by year-end". He suggests 2002 will be a turnaround year with the Greater Philadelphia region recovering along with the nation.

Federal Reserve Press Release

PRESS RELEASE - 3 January 2002. Susan Schmidt Bies and Mark W. Olson were formally sworn in as members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System at a ceremony Thursday in the atrium of the Board's main building in Washington.

Ukraine's monetary policy will toughen in 2002

UKRAINE - Chairman of the board of governors of the National Bank of Ukraine Anatoly Halchynsky warned on 4 January against overly optimism with regard to the 6.1% inflation rate for 2001, stressing that, given the present conditions in Ukraine, the NBU…

Ireland's euro transition outpaces EU

IRELAND - Ireland is outpacing other euro-zone countries in the euro changeover with the number of Irish pounds in circulation falling almost twice as fast as other national currencies, reports an Irish newspaper.

Speech by David Dodge of Bank of Canada

SPEECH - In the speech titled 'Inflation Targeting in Canada: Experience and Lessons' Dodge said that he still expects the Canadian economy to improve by the second half of 2002 and that the Canadian economy may actually have grown in the fourth quarter…

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