Asset prices
Finland finds limitations in China’s monetary policy
Bank of Finland study finds China’s monetary policy strongly influences asset prices but not household consumption
BoJ’s Nishimura favours dual approach to monetary policy
Bank of Japan deputy governor Kiyohiko Nishimura says provision for credit expansions in monetary policy provides degree of flexibility in policy options
Monetary policy cannot correct over-leveraging: Bank’s Miles
Higher interest rates will not prevent build-up of debt, which amplified effects of recent crisis, says Bank of England rate-setter David Miles
IMF: low income countries lack proper monetary policy framework
Fund study shows monetary transmission mechanism in low-income countries is less effective due to institutional deficiencies
Bank of England Quarterly Bulletin (2010 Q3)
Bank of England's third quarter bulletin scrutinises sterling markets, lending for new households
St Louis Fed on asset pricing and portfolio choice
Research points to significant advances in rationalising empirical features
Focus on banks’ incentives must continue post-crisis: Bank’s Bean
Bank of England deputy governor Charles Bean says crisis focus on bank incentives must remain; financial market problems require macroprudential instruments
Ageing to drive down asset prices
Bank for International Settlements research says demographic trends will reduce house prices significantly
BoE: Asset Purchase Facility Quarterly Report (2010 Q2)
Bank of England’s latest Asset Purchase Facility Quarterly Report shows fear over eurozone debt crisis led to rise in corporate debt purchases
Taiwan’s Perng calls on banks to curb housing boom
Taiwanese central bank governor Perng Fai-nan demands lenders tighten rules in order to stifle exuberance in housing market; real estate loans worth more than half the island’s GDP
EXCLUSIVE: We must review how monetary policy impacts prices, says Plosser
President of Philadelphia Fed says central bankers need to rekindle research into monetary transmission in order to better understand relationship between monetary policy and inflation
Forum: Tackling asset-price bubbles
Central Banking asked a select panel of former central bankers and advisors if the current crisis calls for a reevaluation of the policy response to asset prices
Why money still matters
Christian Noyer, the governor of the banque de France,explains why and how money retains a prominent role in monetary policy in the Eurosystem
Interview: Edmund Phelps
The Nobel Laureate in conversation with Malan Rietveld
Mr Greenspan's record: where do we go from here?
The recent boom showed that policymakers should be wary of apparent economic "paradigm shifts". Now dealing with the inevitable asset price bust they should not ignore the inflation threat.