Central Bank News Link List - Oct 11, 2013: G20 presses U.S. to act quickly to avoid default

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.

• G20 presses U.S. to act quickly to avoid default (Reuters)
• G24 concerned with market shock tied exit from QE (Xinhua)
• Fischer says Europe, not U.S., is biggest risk to global economy (Bloomberg)
• China's growth rate to exceed 7.5 percent: central bank official (Xinhua)
• Draghi says ECB guidance allows rate cuts on volatility (Bloomberg)
• Brazil's Tombini: Decline in inflation to continue in 2014 (WSJ)
• Fed's Powell-policy to be highly accommodative for quite a while (Reuters)
• Rosengren says Fed communications unpredictable policy tool (Bloomberg)
• Analysis: Questions Yellen will likely face for Fed confirmation (Reuters)
• When Yellen speaks wold listens as Fed plans U.S. course (Bloomberg)
• IMF wants central banks to oversee markets with government supervision (Reuters)
• Maduro says Venezuela could auction $900 million a week (Reuters)
• Fed's Williams says stimulus still needed to support growth (Bloomberg)
• World's top oil exporter keeps faith in U.S. debt (Bloomberg)
• What will be the next move of the European Central Bank? (Wall St. Cheat Street)
• Central Bank Watch: Beyond Fed's Yellen where are the women?
• Thailand's ex-central bank chief endorses national reserve (Pattaya Mail)
• Mexico's Carstens central bank governor of the year (Euromoney)
• Pre-World War I evoked in post-crises markets: Cutting Research (Bloomberg)
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