Central Bank News Link List - May 29, 2013: U.S. interest rates could spike when Fed slows bond buying - OECD

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.

• U.S. interest rates could spike when Fed slows bond buying -OECD (Reuters)
• Risk of bank failures is rising in Europe, E.C.B. warns (New York Times)
• Fed's Rosengren: Tapering may come in few months (MarketWatch)
• BOJ'S bond turmoil back-up plan sees tweaks, no policy change (Reuters)
• Euro zone private loans contract, pressuring ECB to act (Reuters)
• Brazil set to hike rates again (Reuters)
• S Korea finance minister warns of unintended impact of Japan's policy (WSJ)
• Abe adviser tells S.Korea to cope with yen not to blame Japan (Bloomberg)
• SNB may need to raise rates to cool housing market: OECD (Reuters)
• Hungarian central bank expands funding plan to boost growth (Bloomberg)
• Czech euro entry in doubt before 2019, central bank chief says (Bloomberg)
• NZ central bank likely use new tools, followed by rate hikes, NZIER says (sharechat)
• Pimco says Australian interest rates to fall (WSJ)
• BOE's Bean says monetary policy can be backstop against excesses (Bloomberg)
• Kenya's central bank intervenes to prop up shilling (bdlive)
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