Prominent central bankers from around the world are set to gather at the Istanbul Economic Forum this week to address inflation, monetary policy, and the global economic outlook, according to the forum's website.
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Notable attendees include U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, Bank for International Settlements General Manager Pablo Hernandez de Cos, and Banque de France Governor Emmanuel Moulin. The two-day forum is scheduled for Thursday and Friday.
In addition to these leaders, the central bank governors from Greece, the Netherlands, Hungary, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Azerbaijan, and Kazakhstan are also expected to participate, as reported by the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT).
The forum will feature 16 central bank governors and eight deputy governors, along with the finance ministers of Türkiye and Egypt, and officials from international financial institutions.
Discussion topics will include navigating a fragmenting global economy, monetary policy amidst uncertainty, debt dynamics, and the effects of artificial intelligence and digital innovation on macroeconomic policy. Waller's planned speech at the conference is included in the Federal Reserve's schedule for Thursday.