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Panel 3 - Allen - conference version

1    Inflation Targeting and Financial Stability* Franklin Allen Jae Hyoung Kim Ansgar Walther Imperial College London 17 May 2024 Abstract There has been a long running debate on how central banks should deal with

Panel 4 - Tenreyro - conference version

Commodity shocks with diverse impacts: how can different central banks tailor their policies? * Thomas Drechsel University of Maryland, NBER, CEPR Michael McLeay Bank of England Silvana Tenreyro London School of Economics, CFM, CEPR Enrico D

Slides Panel 2 - Reichlin

Covid and post covid Large changes in relative prices – The US Historical analysis – VAR based Sectoral price response to oil shocks more heterogeneous than response to monetary shock Loose vs tight monetary policy in response to an oil

Slides Panel 2 - Woodford

Flexible Inflation Targeting as Optimal Stabilization Policy Gauti Eggertsson Michael Woodford Brown University Columbia University Inflation Targeting Conference Sveriges Riksbank May 23-24, 2024 Eggertsson and Woodford Flexible IT IT

Slides Panel 5 - Blanchard

Fiscal policy as a stabilization tool. The case for quasi-automatic stabilizers Olivier Blanchard Stockholm conference May 2024 1 / 21 The theme of the paper ▶ Most of the focus of stabilization policy research and practice has been on

Slides Panel 5 - Monacelli

Discussion of O. Blanchard Fiscal policy as a stabilization tool. The case for quasi-automatic stabilizers Tommaso Monacelli Bocconi University, IGIER and CEPR Riksbank-In‡ation Targeting Conference May 23-24, 2024 Monetary-Fiscal policy

Slides Panel 6 - Wilkins

Discussion of “Inflation Targets: Practice Ahead of Theory”* THE QUEST FOR NOMINAL STABILITY: LESSONS FROM THREE DECADES WITH INFLATION TARGETING CONFERENCE HELD BY THE RIKSBANK, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN 23-24 MAY 2024 CAROLYN A. WILKINS,

Holding history of covered bonds - Innehavshistorik för säkerställda obligationer

Holding history of government bonds - Innehavshistorik för statsobligationer