Hello everyone,
Hope you all had an enjoyable weekend. This week I want to talk to you about monetary policies and human behaviours influencing economy leading to making your money either more valuable or not.
In general some privately refer to a spiritual animal “living inside” of them. I don’t know about that. BUT, for some reason this is also used to describe central bankers which are referred to as either Doves or Hawks (when not called Centralists). Central bankers are being nicknamed.
The animal name given is supposed to explain the central bankers main/dominant behaviours and traits “within”. And hold your horses, these traits and behaviours are said to be put forward when targeting high inflation rates, hence the value of money, food prices and so on. Based on this, I believe that this might be held in mind when forming Central Banks team of policy makers on board. That would imply a certain amount of doves and hawks, allowing for Behavioural Monetary Policy Making. Will dive into this below.
But first, as I am writing todays edition to you of The Brief, I am met by the news that consumer prices, particularly food prices are increasing (again) in Sweden and will continue to do so, heavily.
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