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- Yellen takes big step toward taking reins at Fed (Reuters)
- Fed seen tapering QE in $10B steps in next seven meetings (Bloomberg)
- Bernanke's 11th hour pivot smooths path for Yellen at Fed (Reuters)
- Turkish central bank hints at action as corruption row, Fed sink lira (Reuters)
- China's central bank tries to soothe nerves as money rates spike (Reuters)
- Strength of economy points to New Zealand March rate hike (RadioNZ)
- China money rates spike again despite c.bank effort to calm (Reuters)
- BOE says UK borrowers vulnerable to increasing mortgage rates (Bloomberg)
- Peru central bank cuts 2013, 2014 growth forecasts again (Reuters)
- Brazil Copom forecasts falling inflation through 2015 (MNI)
- Fed move on tapering shows US economy recovering: China vice minister (WSJ)
- Central Station: For more taper hints, watch Fed’s forecasts (WSJ)
- Nigeria’s naira firms as central bank intervenes after US Fed taper (Reuters)
- Iceland central bank to hold forex auction (WSJ)
- Mexico central bank unanimous in rate hold as GDP recovers (Bloomberg)
- Four banks could quit Hungary soon - central bank chief (Reuters)
- At the Fed, Yellen will lead a potentially fractious team (LA Times)
- Bernanke’s Fed had to compensate for Congress’ ‘fiscal drag’ (The Street)
- Serb central bank sees inflation back to target within months (Bloomberg)
- From Australia’s central bank governor, a cry for help (WSJ)
- Weidmann says hard to steer banks’ use of ECB loans (Reuters)
- Thai central bankers wary of risks, to monitor situation with the Fed (Bangkok Post)
- Fed’s policy shift to have limited impact: Taiwan minister (CNA)
- Central banks may be able to reverse increase in balance sheets (Fitch Ratings)
- Soft treatment of “zombie companies” does little harm - BOE (Reuters)
- Polish president picks Osiatynski for central bank’s rate panel (Bloomberg)
- Polish president to appoint dove Osiatynski as rate-setter (Reuters)
- IMF slams Ukraine’s macroeconomic policy (Interfax)
- Philippine c.bank sees narrower c/a surplus in 2014 (Reuters)
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