Instability calls for a sharper eye on markets

Financial instability requires monetary-policy-makers to rely on different data and communication strategies, Christian Noyer, the governor of the Banque de France said.

"To meet its stability objectives in periods of financial instability, the monetary policymaker must probably put more emphasis on high-frequency financial markets information than he would otherwise do, because in normal times regular flows of macroeconomic statistics more or less suffice to form a correct assessment of the

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