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Policy spillovers when external shocks persist and domestic activity diverges - speech by Catherine L. Mann
Given at the Central Bank Research Association, National Bank of Poland and Bank of Lithuania 5th biennial conference ‘Macroeconomic adjustments after large global shocks’ in Vilnius, Lithuania
Published on
20 September 2024
Catherine L. Mann discusses why international spillovers matters. She highlights how different economic outlooks are leading monetary policies to diverge. She discusses what this means for her monetary policy strategy.