Central Bank News Link List - May 13, 2013: G7 to press on with bank reforms, Japan escapes censure

Here's today's Central Bank News' link list, click through if you missed the previous link list. The list comprises news about central banks that is not covered by Central Bank News. The list is updated during the day with the latest developments so readers don't miss any important news.

• G7 to press on with bank reforms, Japan escapes censure (Reuters)
• G-7 reaffirms pledge to avoid currency manipulation (WSJ)
• Fed maps exit from stimulus (WSJ)
• How Fed could increase QE, not taper it (CNBC)
• Baht rises on BoT comment (Bangkok Post)
• Russia: Substantial policy shift unlikely, risk of slowdown "insignificant" (dow jones)
• Central banks want to hold emerging-market currencies (WSJ)
• Dual-track system 'could replace Libor rate' (The Telegraph)
• Tombini says Brazil will do what it takes to slow inflation (Bloomberg)
• Indonesia's central bank to hold rate as govt grapples with fuel policy (Reuters)
• Taiwan won't follow SKorea policy rate cut (Reuters)
• 'Shadow banking' expands as Hong Kong brokers lend to Chinese businessmen (SCMP)
• Swelling Iceland cash raises capital control risks, TM CEO says (Bloomberg)
• Who are the leading Fed contenders? (WSJ)
• Egypt given $3 bln Qatari deposit at 3.5 pct - official (Reuters)
• Argentina, China negotiating $10B currency swap - report (WSJ)
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