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Hafize Gaye Erkan, the first woman to lead the institution, could raise interest rates to combat inflation
Nobel laureate Robert Lucas used stories to explain how policymakers might engineer a recession — or cause shortages and inflation
Nothing to see here, says DB
Japanese investors could retreat if BoJ ends its ultra-loose monetary policy
Fuel and food costs ease in central Europe and Latin America but core price pressures upset plans to kick-start growth
The country’s vigorous export-oriented private sector is being threatened by the president’s economic chicanery
Minutes from latest meeting confirmed policymakers are weighing when to pause tightening campaign
It needs to spell out the interest rate trajectory required to manage different risks
Taking a closer look at the digital euro — its promises, pitfalls and why people took to the streets to protest against it earlier this year
Governor Andrew Bailey admits central bank no longer following its own model when predicting price rises
UK banks have seen the same shift in deposit bases
Fed chair weighs possibility of credit crunch as US central bank fights against inflation
Research finds 368 instances of news wires revealing information from central bank insiders
Views from hawkish St Louis president reflect policy divisions inside the central bank
Mistakes in forecasting the severity of price pressures lead to soul-searching among rate setters
Riad Salameh failed to appear before Paris investigators over corruption and money-laundering
Now THIS is journalism
Richmond president says policymakers should be ‘sensitive’ to financial stability risks
Central bank to raise interest rates to 97% and step up currency intervention
Economists need to be clearer about the limits of their predictions
European Court of Auditors seeks assurances that credit risk is being ‘properly managed’
Biden also taps economist Adriana Kugler for a seat on board of governors
No pivot (yet) but central banks are slowing down, at least in EM
Waiting until there is a crisis and then deploying ad hoc measures is not good enough
UK borrowing costs increase to their highest level in almost 15 years
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