Central Bank News Link List - May 23, 2013: Bank of Japan moves after key bond yield spikes

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.

• Bank of Japan moves after key bond yield spikes (AFP)
• U.S. central bank not "that close" to winding down stimulus - Bullard (Reuters)
• ECB seeks new tools while Fed toys with exit (Reuters)
• Polish central bankers' focus shifts to low inflation (Dow Jones)
• Flaherty says he's worried by loose policies globally (Bloomberg)
• Subbarao went against suggestion of no repo rate cut in May: panel (Reuters)
• BOE Broadbent: Not at point where thinking about reversing stimulus (WSJ)
• Bank Indonesia is shifting to tightening bias, Warjiyo says (Bloomberg)
• S.Korea needs to keep easy policy for a while: think tank (Reuters)
• China may scrap floor for interest rates this year - media (Reuters)
• JPMorgan to Daiwa see China rate rise amid slower growth (Bloomberg)
• Peru open to rate cut as central bank mulls lower GDP forecast (Bloomberg)
• Shekel weakens, benchmark yield falls on central bank rate bets (Bloomberg)
• Vietnam has small chance for further rate cut in 2013: central banker (Thanh Nien)
• Singapore's expansion reduces pressure to ease policy (Bloomberg)
• IMF urges Serbia to hold interest rates until inflation slows (Bloomberg)
• Taiwan central bank cuts banks' daily limit on unwinding long US dollar positions (WSJ)
• Vietnam premier approves debt asset company, central bank says (Thanh Nien)
• Japan rates may torpedo recovery (Reuters)
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