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.
- Brazil’s Tombini says pause in rate rise campaign ‘a possibility’ (WSJ)
- IMF says ECB must expand balance sheet, QE isn’t only option (Reuters)
- BOJ minutes show caution among some board members (Dow Jones)
- Brazil Copom raises 2014-15 infl est. still above 4.5% target (MNI)
- Fed took pains to clarify its message on rate hikes (Globe and Mail)
- At least 6 months between end of QE and rate rise – Fed’s Evans (Reuters)
- Rise in interest rates will aid global economic growth, says BIS’ Caruana (WSJ)
- China should be very cautious with any stimulus: central bank (Reuters)
- India central bank’s Rajan urges global crises ‘safety net’ (Reuters)
- Banker showdown: Bernanke tells off India’s Rajan (CNBC)
- Jim O’Neil backs call for Turkey’s interest rate cut (TurkishPress)
- Interest rate hikes are coming but they’ll be lower than many expect: CIBC (WSJ)
- Central banks see what they want in ignoring inflation (Bloomberg)
- Hungarian rate cuts close to end, minutes show (WSJ)
- Deutsche Bank found inappropriate communication with central bank (WSJ)
- Sri Lanka’s interest rates “appropriate” to current conditions: CB governor (LBO)
- Russia’s central bank right to shore up rouble short term – World Bank (Reuters)
- Bank of Korea raises 2014 growth forecast (Bloomberg)
- South Africa getting ready for interest rate hikes in US (BDLive)
- Arabfin institutions ready to back Tunisia – cen.bank governor (Asharq al-Awsat)
- Somaliland: Central bank heralds measures to control inflation (Somaliland Sun)
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