Central bankers can't really afford another setback, Norway says
World's central bankers learning there's virtually no room for error as they try to find a way out of decade of extreme monetary stimulus
This is the message from Norway's central bank governor, Oystein Olsen, who also oversees the country's $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund.
"Unexpected things can happen, and the warning, call it a small warning, I deliver here is that it would be bad timing if we now should see a bigger downturn," Olsen said in an interview in conjunction with his annual speech in Oslo.
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