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.
- SF Fed Williams: FOMC's view of liftoff has not changed - press (MNI)
- Some debt defaults ‘healthy’ for China market: central bank (AFP)
- ECB stands ready to act if needed, says Council's Liikanen (WSJ)
- Kocherlakota won’t become Fed’s next habitual dissenter (Reuters)
- China’s central bank to focus on deposit rate reform, ease grip on yuan (Reuters)
- Economists: Rising interest rates are the biggest threat to recovery (Washington Post)
- HSBC says Israel central bank may impose shekel floor (Bloomberg)
- Inside Fed statement lurks hint on rates (WSJ)
- Brazil data may hint at length of tightening cycle (MNI)
- Nigeria central bank to remain hawkish without suspended governor (Reuters)
- Ukraine central bank plans stress tests for lenders, Kubiv says (Bloomberg)
- Philippine two-year bonds decline on rate-tightening speculation (Bloomberg)
- South Africa expected to keep rates steady (Business Report)
- Taiwan central bank could leave interest rates unchanged (CNA)
- Zimbabwe appoints banker Mangudya new central bank governor (Reuters)
- ECB won’t adopt threshold-based rate guidance: Constancio (Reuters)
- Carney starts hiring push to kickstart BOE management revolution (Bloomberg)
- Swiss National Bank must defend exchange rate floor, says IMF (WSJ)
- Policymakers likely to differ on when to raise rates – BoE’s Miles (Reuters)
- Bank of Japan to continue its monetary easing program (Reuters)
- Stein says Fed should weigh financial risks in stoking job gains (Bloomberg)
- RBI seen holding rates in next policy review: Morgan Stanley (Press Trust of India)
- Norway names Nicolaisen as next central bank deputy governor (Bloomberg)
- BoE was badly mistaken to trust banks, says Adam Posen (The Telegraph)
- Thai commerce ministry: lowered benchmark rate will affect inflation (Pattaya Mail)
- Dutch central bank made contingency plans for collapse of euro in 2012 (Reuters)
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