Sentences with phrase «bank governor thinks»

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Here's what Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz wants you to take away from his speech in Whitehorse on June 15: the world is unfolding roughly as the central bank thought it would a month earlier when it published its latest quarterly economic repBank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz wants you to take away from his speech in Whitehorse on June 15: the world is unfolding roughly as the central bank thought it would a month earlier when it published its latest quarterly economic repbank thought it would a month earlier when it published its latest quarterly economic report.

There is good reason to think the Bank of Canada governor had reservations about former prime minister Stephen Harper's obsession with balancing the budget.

A central bank governor «is not hired by the government to be a free - wheeling intellectual,» said Vivek Dehejia, an economic professor at Carleton University and a senior fellow in political economy at the IDFC Institute, a think - tank in Mumbai.

It is difficult trying to discern what Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz really thinks about the exchange rate.

As for who will succeed Carney, there are many good reasons for thinking that Tiff Macklem, the senior deputy governor, is a prohibitive favourite: he established a strong reputation as he rose through the ranks at the Bank, and he played a crucial role during his short stint at the the Department of Finance during the financial crisis.

Over the last two months, everyone from IMF head Christine Lagarde and Bank of England Governor Mark Carney have warned that a vote to leave would hit financial markets, while President Barack Obama and others, supported by a stream of studies from think - tanks banks and universities, have warned about the long - term damage to the U.K.'s economy.

STANLEY FISCHER: I think almost every — chair or governor of a central bank anywhere finds himself facing a crisis within two or three years.

However, more formally (and democratically), the Statement on the Conduct of Monetary Policy requires that the Governor and other senior central bank officers appear before a parliamentary committee twice a year to explain their thinking and actions on monetary policy.

At the risk of being thought «cavalier», I don't like what Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz is reported as saying by Kevin Carmichael.

In a November speech, Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins warned, «As we think about alternative futures, we have to envision a world in which people mostly use e-money, perhaps even one that's not denominated in a national currency, such as Bitcoin», adding that «If we don't start now to find new approaches to handle these and other alternative futures, we won't be prepared for whatever comes our way».

The incoming Bank of England governor thinks the UK's problem hasn't been too much monetary experimentation but too little, and likes the idea of actively targeting nominal GDP.

In a recent exchange in the Financial Times, Nigerian Central Bank Governor Lamido Sanusi warned that China is in Africa solely to pursue its own agenda, and Africa's rose tinted view of the Asian giant must give way to hard - nosed economic thinking.

It's much cheaper if you only have to buy a handful of legislators and one governor in a single, small state (why do you think so many credit card bank operations are HQ'd just in Delaware or Nevada) to make «regulations» that allow a company to do whatever they want.

The Bank of England governor says vigilance is needed on house prices and outlines what he thinks can be done if they rise too fast.

If the Governor thinks the best qualification for Lt Governor is being a bank lobbyist, well that says something about his core values.

Mr Umunna said «I think it's not healthy for us to involve governors of the Bank of England in big political debates and I don't want to drag him into that», the Times reports.

Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz doesn't think a rate hike would make a dent in the speculative activity rippling through Canada's hottest housing market.

BSP Governor Nestor Espenilla Jr. said during the FinTech Thought Leadership Roundtable Series presented by FINTQ, the central bank has given the two companies the green light to operate bitcoin exchanges.

Pan Gongsheng, deputy governor of People's Bank of China (PBoC) stated that he thinks Bitcoin will end up floating down a river as a dead body.

Egil Matsen, the deputy governor at Norway's central bank who's also in charge of oversight of the fund, told Bloomberg in August that the withdrawals are «relevant for how we think about the risk - bearing capacity of the fund.»