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As a consequence of the Ukraine war, in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, monetary policy in the euro area is severely challenged by the convergent threats to price, economic, and financial stability. After examining them, we argue that the burden of the euro area stability cannot be left...
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Low inflation rates in the Euro Area raise the question of whether inflation is still credibly anchored to the Euro-system's medium term target of below, but close to 2%. The purpose of this paper is twofold. On the one hand, we investigate why agents' inflation expectations that inflation will...
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When referring to the inflation trends over the last decade, economists speak of "puzzles": a “missing disinflation” puzzle in the aftermath of the Great Recession, and a ”missing inflation” one in the years of recovery to nowadays. To this, a specific "excess deflation" puzzle may be...
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When inflation is below its target conventional central banking practice is to decrease the nominal interest rate. The reasoning behind this practice is that reducing interest rates increases spending, heats up the economy and increases inflation. However, this conventional wisdom has recently...
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