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 seen raising rates a bit earlier after jobs report (Reuters)
- RBA’s Stevens says he doesn’t see need to reduce rates further (Bloomberg)
- Russian central bank to continue emergency measures due to weak ruble (Pravda)
- Bank of Russia says preventing bankruptcy of Ukraine bank's Moscow unit (Reuters)
- NY Fed Dudley: Easy mon policy approp for 'considerable time' (MNI)
- Swiss central bank posts $10.4 bln loss on gold holdings (Dow Jones)
- BOE says rate-increase expectations rose to two-year high (Bloomberg)
- Serbian central bank steps in to support dinar (Reuters)
- Tokyo investors eye more central bank easing next week (AFP)
- Fed officials see high hurdle for changing course on QE taper (Reuters)
- Nigeria's economic growth to quicken, inflation to ease this year-IMF (Reuters)
- Philippine economic growth to breach 6 pct: central bank (Philstar)
- Fed’s Lockhart: New interest-rate guidance coming soon (WSJ)
- Monetary policy cannot solve jobs crises-South Africa’s Marcus (BDLive)
- A steady path for Indonesian monetary policy (Jakarta Post)
- ECB: E11.401 bln 3-year LTRO funds to be repaid Mar 12 (MNI)
- Mersch says ECB alone can’t boost business lending through ABS (Bloomberg)
- South Korea central bank to head for changes (Korea Times)
- Trinidad central bank denies IMF forex rule violation (Guardian)
- Botswana household debt put banks at risk (Southern Times)
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