Central Bank News Link List - Oct 29, 2013: Bad loans at European banks hit $1.7 trillion

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.

• Bad loans at European banks hit $1.7 trillion (CNBC)
• China central bank seeks to reassure money markets after rate spike (Reuters)
• BOJ policy working, still has room to boost stimulus - IMF (Reuters)
• Rousseff said to oppose Brazil central bank independence (Bloomberg)
• BOC's Poloz: Inflation more of a concern for BOC now (MNI)
• Nowotny says unlikely ECB will cut rates further (Dow Jones)
• Australia central bank expects A$ drop (WSJ)
• Pound forecasts soar as BOE's Carney signals shift (Bloomberg)
• Mexico rate cut not enough to boost growth - central bank deputy (Reuters)
• Fed seen avoiding historic loss by holding mortgage debt (Bloomberg)
• Former central bankers urge better scrutiny of bank boards (Reuters)
• Forward guidance could damage central banks - Wheeler (RadioNZ)
• 2.2% GDP growth in 2013: Taiwan central bank chief (The China Post)
• Czech central bank needs to deliver further easing, Tomsik says (Bloomberg)
• Danish central bank says crises loans to continue after jobs cut (Bloomberg)
• Jordan's economic growth hit by Syrian refugee burden: central bank (Reuters)
  
• ECB tests will prove challenging for 5 Italian banks - Moody's (Reuters)
• BOT confident in banks' lending discipline despite Moody's report (The Nation)
• Singapore inflation to pick up on tight job market, says central bank (Reuters)
• Overly easy monetary policy abets bubble creation, economists contend (WSJ)
• Libya gunmen steal $54 million in central bank van attack (Al Arabiya)
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