Sandra Parthie Event 21. November 2022 panel discussion: Challenging times for the US and EU - Where are the economic and monetary policies headed?

The Russian war of aggression on Ukraine triggered massive price increases. But even before that, there were high inflation risks due to the Corona pandemic and creeping deglobalization. How should governments and central banks respond now?

Sandra Parthie Event 21. November 2022

panel discussion: Challenging times for the US and EU - Where are the economic and monetary policies headed?

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The phase of dis-flation, which lasted for almost two decades, has obviously come to an end. This poses enormous challenges for monetary and economic policies. What lessons can be learned from the intensive use of monetary policy after the financial crisis and during the pandemic, and how will governments and central banks act in the face of the new challenges? How are economic policies going to adapt and are they going to do so in time to stave off the worst repercussions of the current crises?

Lucia Puttrich, Minister for Federal and European Affairs of the State of Hesse, as well as the Institute of the German Economy and the Federal Association of German Banks cordially invite you to a panel discussion on Monday, November 21, 2022, 6:30 p.m. (pre-reception from 6:00 p.m.) at the Representation of the State of Hesse to the European Union, Rue Montoyer 21, 1000 Brussels.

Welcome note
Friedrich von Heusinger, Head of the Representation of the State of Hessen

Christian Ossig,Chief Executive, Association of German Banks

Panel discussion
Prof Michael Hüther, Director, IW

Fédéric Holm-Hadulla, Head of Policy Assessment Section, Monetary Policy Strategy, European Central Bank

N.N., International Finance Division, Federal Reserve Board

Janet Henry, Global Chief Economist, HSBC

Moderator
Hendrik Kafsack, FAZ

We would like to invite you to a reception after the panel discussion. There will be simultaneous interpretation into German.

Please register through this registration link.

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