Central Bank News Link List - May 6, 2013: Draghi says ECB ready to cut interest rates again if needed

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.

• Draghi says ECB ready to cut interest rates again if needed (Bloomberg)
• With caution, Japan's neighbors welcome 'Abenomics' (Reuters)
• Coeure: ECB ready to cut rates further if EMU weakens (MNI)
• Poloz may keep Canada's rate-increase bias in expansion (Bloomberg)
• Ministry, BoT (Bank of Thailand) ink accord (Bangkok Post)
• Economists left guessing on timing of RBA rate cut (Sydney Morning Herald)
• BOE seen keeping QE on hold as economy shows signs of recovery (Bloomberg)
• Subbarao says India policy-easing room practically non-existent (Bloomberg)
• Israel close to choosing new central bank chief, official says (Bloomberg)
• Wall Street sees Fed buying $1.25 trillion of assets in stimulus (Reuters) 
• Kenyan shilling weakens before rate meeting, shares rise (Reuters)
• BOK head urges gov't action to boost economy (Yonhap)
• Sri Lanka's economy shows much progress - Koshi Mathai (sunday observer)
• SNB's Danthine sees no end to franc cap in near term (Reuters)
• A day later, Poloz appointment to BoC still raises questions, concerns (Canadian Press)
• Carney must persuade skeptical BOE colleagues on guidance (WSJ)
• Interest rate corridor just needs formal launch - BSP (business mirror)
• Myanmar central bank promises quick reform (emerging markets)
• Gulf Monetary Union still has currency despite Eurozone crises (Al Arabiya)
• CBA says no need to downsize International Bank of Azerbaijan (azernews)
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