Central Bank News Link List - Oct 15, 2013: Fed's Fisher, vocal hawk, sees no QE cuts this month

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.

• Fed's Fisher, vocal hawk, sees no QE cuts this month (Reuters)
• Australian central bank keeps option open for interest rate cut (Xinhua)
• Thailand central bank expected to keep 2.5% policy rate (Bangkok Post)
• Central banks gaming out U.S. default as deadline nears (Bloomberg)
• India preparing for global easy-money reversal, finance minister says (WSJ)
• Bank of Israel governor to be appointed Wednesday (Globes)
• India's economy will pick up by year-end: central bank chief (Reuters)
• Fed's Dudley: Bad fiscal policy threat to central bank independence (Reuters)
• Fed gets bigger in markets as QE prompts new tools (Bloomberg)
• Bank of England's Weale worried about rising house prices (Reuters)
• ECB formally approved as single bank supervisor (Dow Jones)
• China central bank underlines reform push with record yuan despite (Reuters)
• Cardenas sees no Colombia rate rise soon as GP below potential (Bloomberg)
• Poland's Belka sees period of 'neutral' monetary policy (Reuters)
• Argentina central bank hopes to use China loan to boost reserves: report (Reuters)
• Vietnam vows dong and interest-rate stability for growth (Bloomberg)
• BSP lifting cap on bank lending facility (Business World)
• Economists foiled by guidance pioneered by Riksbank (Bloomberg)
• Former Kazakh central bank chief sees continuity despite his exit (Reuters)
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