A cross-country approach to identifying turning points in inflation

Central bank’s president stresses policymakers ready to act if ‘risks to inflation shift’

How we implement monetary policy shapes the financial system and its infrastructure in a fundamental way. – This is a moment of opportunity. The Eurosystem has a solid operational foundation. Now is the time to learn, refine, and adapt. We’re not starting from scratch. We’re building on years of experience, evidence, and excellent collaboration within the central banking community, said Member of the Board Tuomas Välimäki at the Bank of Finland & SUERF Conference on Monetary Policy Implementation: Old Wisdoms and New Trends in Helsinki on 11 June 2025.

Why central banks should not simply “look through” tariff-driven inflation

The RBNZ Board has welcomed the appointment of a new Governor following a robust and extensive recruitment process.

Read more on the Riksbank’s website.

September decision hinges on how the Bank weighs recent data

The impact will depend on the details

Seasonal adjustment reveals summer uptick

Credibility, expectations, and why central banks bent the rules

Autumn cut possible if inflation eases

RBA and RBNZ are likely to cut rates but for different reasons

If the incoming data do not surprise

Read more about the monetary policy decision on riksbank.se.

Tariffs are high but their impact on inflation is hard to detect

Source: Federal Reserve Board.