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Fed Chair Yellen Cancels Central Bank Summit Appearance in Portugal

2024-06-22OANDAOANDA
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is no longer due to speak at a global central bank summit starting on Monday, the second high-profile defection after the Bank of England’s governor pulled out following Britain’s vote to leave the European Union. An updated version of the program of the event, organized by the European Central Bank, […]

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is no longer due to speak at a global central bank summit starting on Monday, the second high-profile defection after the Bank of England’s governor pulled out following Britain’s vote to leave the European Union.

An updated version of the program of the event, organized by the European Central Bank, showed on Monday that a panel with Yellen, ECB President Mario Draghi and BoE Governor Mark Carney had been taken out. Carney had canceled his attendance over the weekend.

The ECB’s Forum on Central Banking takes place every year in Sintra, Portugal.

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