External reports


Report from the Nordic-Baltic Constituency on the Role of the IMF (pdf, 85 kB)
This report reflects the views of the Nordic-Baltic Constituency on recent and current main issues on the agenda of the IMF. The report has been endorsed by the Nordic-Baltic Monetary and Financial Committee (NBMFC), which periodically discusses the constituency's view on the major issues on the Fund's agenda.
(2004-05-12)


Reports from the Nordic-Baltic Office on the IMF's activities
From 2004, the Nordic-Baltic representative on the Executive Board of the IMF has published bi-annual reports on key topics that have been dealt with by the Board during the previous six months. The reports cover three types of issue: global economic developments, the status of the IMF's major lending programmes and the most significant policy discussions.


Report to the Executive Board of the Norges Bank on the decision-making process and the strategy document (pdf, 144 kB)
David Longworth, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada, and Asbjørn Rødseth, Professor of Economics at the University of Oslo, have evaluated the strategy documents for 2002 and other material submitted to the Board in connection with the monetary policy strategy discussions. David Longworth and Asbjørn Rødseth presented the report to the Board on 3 June 2003.
(2003-06-25)


How do central bank write? An evaluation of inflation targeting central banks (pdf, 324 kB)
At Norges Bank's request, Hans Genberg, Charles Wyplosz and Andrea Fracasso from the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva have written the report "How do Central Banks Write?". By comparing and assessing inflation reports from 20 countries that use inflation targeting, the authors define international criteria for what a good inflation report should contain. They have also made a separate evaluation of Norges Bank's Inflation Report.
(2003-05-07)

Reading PDF documents requires Adobe Acrobat Reader


Norges Bank, Bankplassen 2, PB 1179 Sentrum, 0107 Oslo, tlf (+47) 22 31 60 00
Last updated 05.11.2007