Norges Bank Sees a Rate Hike Years Away on Economic Uncertainty

The transcript discusses the divergence in monetary policy among central banks, focusing on Norway's approach during the pandemic. It covers inflation targeting strategies, the impact of dollar strength on the Norwegian economy, and fiscal policy. The conversation also highlights concerns about economic imbalances, particularly in the housing market, due to low interest rates.

What are the unconventional measures mentioned in relation to monetary policy?

What is the speaker's perspective on inflation targeting?

How does the speaker view the relationship between dollar strength and the Norwegian economy?

What fiscal pressures is Norway facing in light of the pandemic?

What are the potential risks associated with ultra-low interest rates?

How has the pandemic affected the economy according to the speaker?

What concerns does the speaker express regarding the housing market?