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.
- BOJ Kuroda: Japan to hit 2% in FY15, no exit talk (MNI)
- Euro outflows at record pace as ECB promotes exodus (Bloomberg)
- Brazil likely to hold rates steady amid high inflation, weak growth (WSJ)
- Brazil ripe for interest rate hike, BofA/Merrill says (Barrons)
- China’s Q4 growth may slow to 7.2%, PBOC’s Song says (Bloomberg)
- Ruble slides, pressure builds on central bank before meeting (Reuters)
- New Zealand interest rate rise this week virtually ruled out (NZ Herald)
- ECB sees no signs of deflation, recession in eurozone (AFP)
- Interest rates should be lowered, says Turkish PM (Hurriyet)
- Vietnam cuts key interest rate to boost lending, GDP growth (Bloomberg)
- BoE deputy governor sets high bar for raising rates (FT)
- Singapore c.bank says core inflation to stay firm, moderate GDP growth (Reuters)
- Hockey says monetary policy exhausted made ‘rich richer’ (Financial Review)
- CBA pushes out Australia rate rise on weak inflation (Sydney Morning Herald)
- Polish c.banker Chojna-Duch: space for Nov rate cut narrowed-report (Reuters)
- BOE paper: Why policy shouldn’t aim to avoid jobless harm (MNI)
- India off fragile five list, says IMF (The Hindu)
- Bank of Tanzania set on keeping inflation rate low (E.African Business Week)
- Bulgaria central bank governor to resign only after Corpbank is saved (Standart)
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