Let me just present some facts regarding the central bank rate hikes. I understand that the ECB faces more pass-through from higher energy prices to core inflation. It is my belief that euro-zone crisis could still blow up this spring, whether ECB is willing to continue offering a free put on Greek, Irish and Portuguese bonds. In addition, Japan’s catastrophe – the uncertainty surrounding the world’s second largest economy about nuclear contamination is another fact to go slowly. I think radioactivity spread curtail production at least for some time, a major slow down of the Japanese economy would have to be expected, with repercussions also for world growth. April rise now looks like it would be mistake. This is not the time to follow the rigid interest rate rules.
SUGGESTION TO THE PRIME MINISTER OF JAPAN YOSHIHIKO NODA To: The Right Honorable Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja Date: 30.09.2011 RE: Japan Energy Policy Suggestion: Changing Industrial Policy Good Morning Prime Minister. BBC World broadcasted your speech regarding alternate energy sources. I agree with your approach to reduce nuclear power in the medium term because having the nuclear reactors in an earthquake prone zone is not safe for the environment or the communities that live near them. Japan is struck in a difficult situation concerning energy. If you want to eventually move away from the nuclear energy, you’ll have to invest more alternative energy sources. If you can’t invest, then it may have to say with a nuclear power for a while. You need make the right decision because source of energy is dwindling. You have one more option which is Japanese people depend on nuclear power with only 1% but 9% including hydroe...

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