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In a world of frequent shocks, central bank communications should anchor expectations by explaining how policy responds to changing conditions, rather than committing to a fixed path, says the IMF

In a world of frequent shocks, central bank communications should anchor expectations by explaining how policy responds to changing conditions, rather than committing to a fixed path, says the IMF

Assistant Governor Karen Silk says RBNZ wants infrastructure in place for digital money before going ahead with any central bank digital currency

Assistant Governor Karen Silk says RBNZ wants infrastructure in place for digital money before going ahead with any central bank digital currency

From the yen intervention and the Fed hold to new US tariffs, recent US policy suggests the return of fiscal primacy. Regime change is accelerating, says David Skilling

From the yen intervention and the Fed hold to new US tariffs, recent US policy suggests the return of fiscal primacy. Regime change is accelerating, says David Skilling

Bank for International Settlements warns reversal of AI investment boom could cause major recession, notes AI could 'augment the production of knowledge itself' and erode the consumer base

Bank for International Settlements warns reversal of AI investment boom could cause major recession, notes AI could 'augment the production of knowledge itself' and erode the consumer base

Pablo Hernández de Cos of the Bank for International Settlements argues policy discipline is needed to tackle economic pressure points

Pablo Hernández de Cos of the Bank for International Settlements argues policy discipline is needed to tackle economic pressure points

Central bank gold holdings are at a 50‑year high. Luke Hartigan looks at what’s behind the jump in reserves

Central bank gold holdings are at a 50‑year high. Luke Hartigan looks at what’s behind the jump in reserves

Barry Eichengreen explains why the longtime Federal Reserve chair Alan Greenspan was one of the US Fed's most consequential leaders - for good and bad

Barry Eichengreen explains why the longtime Federal Reserve chair Alan Greenspan was one of the US Fed's most consequential leaders - for good and bad

Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee to have votes made public when consensus over Official Cash Rate decisions isn’t reached, members encouraged to share individual views as new charter comes into effect

Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee to have votes made public when consensus over Official Cash Rate decisions isn’t reached, members encouraged to share individual views as new charter comes into effect

Gene Frieda identifies the market signals that would imply a move from fear of inflation to fear of recession

Gene Frieda identifies the market signals that would imply a move from fear of inflation to fear of recession

Recent global economic and geopolitical turbulence is an indication of structural regime change, says David Skilling

Recent global economic and geopolitical turbulence is an indication of structural regime change, says David Skilling

Augustin Carstens sees a confluence of three forces that could ultimately pose a systemic risk to global financial stability

Augustin Carstens sees a confluence of three forces that could ultimately pose a systemic risk to global financial stability

Why the likes of Statistics NZ may have to abandon sampling and seek to collect every price paid to 'save inflation'

Why the likes of Statistics NZ may have to abandon sampling and seek to collect every price paid to 'save inflation'

Reserve Bank decides to leave settlement account interest rate at OCR, and set reverse repo rate 10 basis points higher

Reserve Bank decides to leave settlement account interest rate at OCR, and set reverse repo rate 10 basis points higher

The Reserve Bank promised a new era of openness. But is it being open with its own Governor?

The Reserve Bank promised a new era of openness. But is it being open with its own Governor?

Mohamed A. El-Erian says improving the Fed’s record and restoring trust in its judgment will require new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh to address a long list of problems

Mohamed A. El-Erian says improving the Fed’s record and restoring trust in its judgment will require new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh to address a long list of problems