Global Finance magazine annual class of 36 central banks have the most impact to the world from AF based on criteria such as their ability to control inflation and support growth, keep a stable currency and interest rate management
The central bank for BD in 2011, including the European Union Jean-Claude Trichet, Ben Bernanke, and Argentina Mercedes Marco del Pont. Jean-Claude Trichet, the European Union 2011 Grade: B- 2010 Class:Jean-Claude Trichet and his colleagues was somewhat flawed in the American system. EU ' s economic problems is increasing every day. The sovereign debt crisis could cause a global catastrophe, threatening the success of the euro as a currency
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2011 Grade: B-
2010 Grade: B-
Swiss National Bank did not succeed in keeping their currencies under control, as currency traders look franc as a safe haven
Subbara Duvvuri, India 2011 Year : B- 2010 Grade: C According to Dow Jones Newswires , high inflation, rather than%, last in India, although Central banks continue to raise interest rates. In addition, growth has slowed because of this tight budget Ben Bernanke, U.S. 2011 class: C 2010 Grade: CBen Bernanke Andras Simor, Hungary 2011 class: C 2010 Grade: C
high interest rates caused by excessive public borrowing is interrupted Hungary economic growth Masaaki Shirakaw, Japan 2011 Grade: C 2010 Grade: C
fiscal tightening may damage the still fragile recovery in Japan after a
2010 Grade: D
Moody , a credit rating agency, the private bank of Argentina had a negative view earlier this month. It indicates that the policies of central banks cause inflation and interest rates dismal
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