Global Economics
Global Central Bank Watch
Monthly Analysis
This monthly publication analyses monetary policy in the largest advanced economies and a selection of emerging economies. The focus is on themes and policy conditions at the aggregate level rather than detailed analysis for individual countries.
- Forecasts for central bank decisions in twenty economies.
- Commentary on the latest policy changes.
- Analysis of major trends in global monetary policy.
Latest Publications:
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28 November, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
Gradually scaling back support despite low inflation
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27 October, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
Policy normalisation underway
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27 September, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
Fed normalisation not a game changer
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30 August, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
Fed to begin reversing QE and ECB to set out taper plans
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27 July, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
Lower global inflation will not prevent policy “normalisation”
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28 June, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
US Fed to press on with hikes; others in no hurry to follow
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26 May, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
Is the end of QE (finally) in sight?
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27 April, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
US Fed to continue tightening; others will be slow to follow
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29 March, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
Needle shifting slowly towards tighter policy
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27 February, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
Policy divergence set to resume, but probably not until June
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27 January, 2017
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
Era of global QE not over yet
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30 November, 2016
in Global Economics › Global Central Bank Watch
How will Trump’s victory affect global monetary policy?
