Central banks are determined to bring inflation back under control. This was the message from Jay Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, and Isabel Schnabel, an influential member of the board of the European Central Bank at the Jackson Hole symposium last week. So, why were the central banks so insistent on this message? Are they right? Above all, what might it imply for future policy and the economy?
央行決心讓通脹重新受到控制。在上周的杰克遜霍爾(Jackson Hole)研討會上，美聯(lián)儲(Fed)主席杰伊?鮑威爾(Jay Powell)和歐洲央行(ECB)一位有影響力的理事伊莎貝爾?施納貝爾(Isabel Schnabel)都發(fā)出了這一信息。那么，央行為什么堅持發(fā)出這一信息？他們是正確的嗎？最重要的是，這對未來的政策和經(jīng)濟可能會意味著什么？
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