The Bank also issues a range of other reports, including a series of research papers published under the title Working Papers.
The Central Bank of Iceland publishes a quarterly economic summary and compendium of statistics in its Economic Indicators report. The main focus is on web-based publication. Economic Indicators is also published in Icelandic under the title Hagvísar Seðlabanka Íslands.
The Bank’s semi-annual Financial Stability report presents an overview of the position of the financial system, its strengths and potential weaknesses, and the macroeconomic and operational risks it may face. In addition, it explains how the Central Bank carries out the tasks necessary for the operation of a sound and effective financial system. Financial Stability is also published in Icelandic under the title Fjármálastöðugleiki.
The individual authors’ papers previously included in each issue of Monetary Bulletin are now issued in a separate web-based publication entitled Economic Affairs. The papers are issued in Icelandic as part of the series Efnahagsmál. Articles published in Economic Affairs are compiled in a printed anthology at the end of each calendar year.
The Central Bank’s Annual Report is usually published each March or April. The Annual Report contains a summary of various aspects of economic affairs, particularly those falling under the Bank’s purview. It also summarises the Bank’s activities. The Annual Report is published in both Icelandic and English. In order to view PDF documents, you need Acrobat Reader.
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Deputy Governor's introductory remarks at the Third Annual Cyber in Finance Conference
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Working Paper No. 78: The common component of the CPI: A trendy measure of Icelandic underlying inflation
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Working Paper no. 77: Disinflation and improved anchoring of long-term inflation expectations: The Icelandic experience
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Working Paper no. 75: The Central Bank of Iceland's approach to stress testing the Icelandic banking system
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Special Publication no. 11: Monetary policy based on inflation targeting: Iceland's experience since 2001 and post-crisis changes
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Working Paper no. 74: Estimating the Natural Interest Rate for Iceland: An Exploratory Study
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Working Paper no. 72: The long history of financial boom-bust cycles in Iceland - Part II: Financial cycles
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Working Paper no. 70: Do interest rates affect the exchange rate under capital controls?
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Working Paper no. 68: The long history of financial boom-bust cycles in Iceland - Part I: Financial crises
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Informational Report no. 5: New standards for statistics on the balance of payments and international investment position
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Working Paper No. 65: Should Icelandic pension funds hedge currency risk in their foreign investments?
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Working Paper No. 64: How "natural" is the natural rate? Unemployment hysteresis in Iceland
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Working Paper no. 62: The Icelandic banking collapse: was the optimal policy path chosen?
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Working Paper no. 63: On our own? The Icelandic business cycle in an international context
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Special Publication no. 9: Iceland's underlying external position and balance of payments
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Working Paper no. 60: The production and export structure of the Icelandic economy: An international comparison
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Special Publication no. 8: Financial Stability: The Role of the Central Bank of Iceland
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Working Paper no. 58: Mandatory pension savings, private savings, homeownership, and financial stability
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Working Paper no. 56: Unemployment Dynamics and Cyclical Fluctuations in the Icelandic Labour Market
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Working Paper no. 55: Evidence of Nominal Wage Rigidity and Wage Setting from Icelandic Microdata
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Working Paper no. 54: Price setting in turbulent times: Survey evidence from Icelandic firms
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Working Paper no. 51: Weathering the financial storm: The importance of fundamentals and flexibility
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Working Paper no. 52: Longevity, Growth and Intergenerational Equity - The Deterministic Case
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Working Paper no. 48: New Perspectives on Depreciation Shocks as a Source of Business Cycle Fluctuations
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Working Paper no. 47: A double-edged sword: High interest rates in capital-control regimes
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Working Paper no. 43: Does inflation targeting lead to excessive exchange rate volatility?
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Working Paper no. 42: Inflation control around the world: Why are some countries more successful than others?
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Working Paper no. 37: Asymmetric Labor Market Institutions in the EMU: positive and negative implications
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Working Paper no. 36: Forecasting the Icelandic business cycle using vector autoregressive models
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Working Paper no. 35: Computational Efficiency in Bayesian Model and Variable Selection
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Working Paper no. 33: Predicting recessions with leading indicators: An application on the Icelandic economy
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Working Paper no. 31: The New Keynesian Phillips Curve: In Search of Improvements and Adaptation to the Open Economy
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Working Paper no. 29: The residential housing market in Iceland: Analysing the effects of the recent mortgage market restructuring
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Working Paper no. 28: The dynamic behaviour of the real exchange rate in sticky price models
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Working Paper no. 22: Sluggish exit and entry of labour and capital, stability and effects of taxes and subsidies in models of fisheries
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Working Paper no. 21: Bank Intermediation and Persistent Liquidity Effects in the Presence of a Frictionless Bond Market
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Working Paper no. 18: Small open economy model with domestic resource shocks: Monetary union vs. floating exchange rate
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Working Paper no. 20: Renewable resources in an endogenously growing economy: Balanced growth and transitional dynamics
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Working Paper no. 16: Wage and price formation in a small open economy: Evidence from Iceland
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Working Paper no. 17: Inflation and unemployment in Iceland in the light of natural-rate theory
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Working Paper no. 14: The transmission mechanism of monetary policy: Analysing the financial market pass-through
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Working Paper no. 15: Monetary and exchange rate policy in small open economies: the case of Iceland
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Working Paper no. 12: The representative household's demand for money in a cointegrated VAR model
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