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.
- IMF cuts global growth outlook, warns of stagnation risk in rich nations (Reuters)
- Brazil signals rate unlikely to fall as prices persist (Bloomberg)
- Turkish central bank leaves inflation forecasts unchanged (Reuters)
- Russia seen holding rates as sanctions constrain policy (Bloomberg)
- Greenspan says bubbles can’t be stopped without ‘crunch’ (MarketWatch)
- European Central Bank website hacked (BBC)
- Analysis: BOE MPC divided over hike case; first dissents Aug? (MNI)
- Israeli economy resilient amid conflict, c.bank dep. gov says (Globe and Mail)
- Central banks’ monetary policy impact fades: Munich Re (Bloomberg)
- Bangladesh monetary policy is working well (Daily Star)
- Should the Fed have to play by a rule? (CBS Moneywatch)
- Turkish c.bank makes dollar only alternative currency for lira reserves (Reuters)
- Nigeria must boost FX reserves before cutting rates:central bank official (Reuters)
- RBI likely to maintain status quo in Aug policy: SBI’s Bhattacharya (Firstbiz)
- Sri Lankan, Indian central banks agree scope for govt debt buys (Reuters)
- Singapore central bank says too early to ease property curbs (Bloomberg)
- IMF: Fed should keep explicit policy target rate, not range (MNI)
- Chile central bank chief sees stronger growth in 2015 (Reuters)
- Analysts doubt Hungary central bank governor’s guidance (WSJ)
- Brazil may approve Caixa’s capital plan by year-end-sources (Reuters)
- Europe debt wish places huge burden on central bank (Rogoff/Bangkok Post)
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