There have been calls in recent months for centralbanks to use interest rates in order to dampen assetprice inflation and to contain the risks which somethink are re-emerging in the financial sector.However, we expect central bankers to continueto use monetary policy primarily to focus onachieving a low and stable inflation rate. Policymakerswill instead seek to contain financialstability risks with their growing arsenal ofregulatory weapons.
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