Claudio Borio says central bank independence is tied to globalisation
Both are underpinned by the same “economic and political zeitgeist”, the BIS economist says
The same forces that support globalisation are behind central bank independence – and so the political forces turning against an open global system also pose a threat to central banks, Claudio Borio writes in a new paper.
The head of the monetary and economic department at the Bank for International Settlements examines a “threefold challenge” facing central banks in the essay, based on an earlier speech. An economic challenge from the stubbornness of low inflation, an intellectual challenge as
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