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 warns of potential risks to global growth (Reuters)
- Fuss sees US rates on hold for a year as Fisher urges increase (Bloomberg)
- Broadbent says global growth creating drag on U.K. recovery (Bloomberg)
- Fed meeting may give clues on interest rates (USA Today)
- Uzbek central bank keeps refinancing rate at 10% (Trend)
- IMF says UK interest rates should stay low for now (Reuters)
- Analysts: Central bank data confirm low FX turnover (MNI)
- Philippine central bank may tighten again to tackle inflation (Reuters)
- Brazil economists cut 2014 growth call for 9th straight week (Bloomberg)
- Bank of Ghana reverses ban on direct dollar imports by local banks (Reuters)
- August too early for rate cut by India central bank (Business Standard)
- Krugman joined by exporters in criticizing Riksbank (Bloomberg)
- New BOE deputy is a potential guide on interest rates (WSJ)
- Ireland’s Honohan threatens new measures to cool house prices (Independent)
- Aussie dollar tipped to force RBA interest rate cut (Financial Review)
- Angola central bank says rate cut will boost corporate lending (Bloomberg)
- BOJ beat: Exports likely a hot topic at coming policy meeting (WSJ)
- Yen likely to weaken as BOJ continues QE (Marsh/MarketWatch)
- Buyers dream of Draghi as Fed-ECB divide bolsters Treasuries (Bloomberg)
- BOT says it is keeping a close eye on rate moves in US, EU (The Nation)
- Swiss property market starts to cool (WSJ)
- Investors’ fears intensify over US rate hike talk (Financial Review)
- Asset bubbles could deflate recovery (AFP)
- ECB opaque-asset review seen targeting Deutsche Bank, BNP (Bloomberg)
- Nepal monetary policy aims at economic stability, growth: governor (Republica)
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