Central Bank News Link List - Aug 5, 2013: China central bank move indicates tightening bias

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.

• China central bank move indicates tightening bias (WSJ)
• Australia interest rates to go lower, for longer (Reuters)
• No hint of credit tightening in Fed survey of bankers (Reuters)
• BOJ to keep monetary policy on hold as economy improves (Reuters)
• China needs 2 years to end interest rate regulation, Lian says (Bloomberg)
• Fed's Fisher: Central bank needs to untangle 'monetary gordian knot' (WSJ)
• Light at end of Indonesia current account deficit tunnel - central bank (Jakarta Globe)
• Bank of Israel 'functioning normally,' policy maker Gronau says (Bloomberg)
• Mark Carney to unveil 'pre-commitment' on interest rates (The Telegraph)
• Israel's Gronau needs convincing for another interest rate cut (Bloomberg)
• South African interest rates 'likely to remain low' (BDLive)
• BOK to freeze rate again in August: analysts (Yonhap)
• Taiwan c.bank issues 2-yr deposit certificate for 1st time in 10 years (Reuters)
• Brazil's former central banker says economic woes are home-grown (WSJ)
• Israel's Netanyahu lampooned for failing to fill top central bank job (Reuters)
• SBP may push up interest rates in the monetary policy (Pakistan Observer)
• Egypt's interest rate cut a welcome first step: analysts (Ahramonline)
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