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However, at Jackson Hall's annual meeting of the Global Central Bank over the past few days, they realized that not only did other people give in to this, but some people seemed to spare no effort to stir up the water.
"We are experiencing a series of major political shocks, as demonstrated yesterday," RBA President Lowe said on Saturday. The previous day, when China and the United States levied tariffs on each other's goods, President Trump also pressed American companies to withdraw from China.
At the panel discussion, Lowe said that while these political shocks drag down economic growth, "there is a deep-rooted view that the central bank should solve this problem... the reality is much more complex," which is not something monetary policy can solve.
His talk shows that the annual, two-day annual meeting of the Jackson Hall Central Bank often seems to be divorced from the real world of power politics. Even if central bank presidents and economists mention the deep linkages that currently bind economies together, the trade war launched by the United States seems to be turning them into loose sand, raising the possibility of a global general slowdown.
To make matters worse, central bank presidents seem to lack confidence in how to counter this slowdown, not because of the boom in ready-made strategies or the cyclical collapse of finance, but because of political decisions that could undermine business confidence.


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