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.
- ECB ready to adjust monetary policy, Coeure says in Greek paper (Reuters)
- SNB’s Jordan pledges to defend cap as global risks increase (Bloomberg)
- Hollande, Draghi had ‘convergence of views’ at meeting: press (MNI)
- Russian inflation, interest rates to stay high as sanctions bite (Reuters)
- Investors focused on ECB as Europe’s health deteriorates (Reuters)
- Rekindling Europe’s repackaged debt market will take years (Reuters)
- Brazil central bank is expected to hold Selic rate steady (Dow Jones)
- Canadian dollar declines ahead of Bank of Canada rate decision (Canadian Press)
- UK interest rates expected to hold (Press Association)
- Chile cenbank mulled bigger rate cut as slowdown deepens (Reuters)
- Huge change in Fed forward guidance could be coming in Sept.(Business Insider)
- Colombia president calls for pause in interest rate rises (Reuters)
- CBO, Fed growth forecasts unattainable, Northwestern’s Gordon says (WSJ)
- Russian inflation, interest rates to stay high as sanctions bite (Reuters)
- RBI may cut policy rates in 2015 even if US Fed hikes rates: BofA-MI (PTI)
- Silva pledges fixed term for Brazil’s central bank president (Bloomberg)
- India better prepared for U.S. Fed rate hike – Rajan (Reuters)
- ECB bank review will need large capital demand to be credible (Reuters survey)
- Indonesia’s new rulings will boost FX transactions (Jakarta Post)
- Kenya inflation jumps in August, raises likelihood of interest rate hike (Reuters)
- BOJ officials said to see Abe raising tax as planned (Bloomberg)
- Kazahk central bank may soon widen trading corridor for the tenge (Reuters)
- Peru’s cbank sees room for more expansive monetary policy-newspaper (Reuters)
- Draghi cuts mortgages 17,000 kilometres away (Bloomberg)
- Why central banks have premature rate-hike anxiety (Business Insider)
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