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.
- Three scenarios for interest rates in the transition to normalcy (St. Louis Fed)
- IMF cuts growth outlook, warns on euro zone, Japan (Reuters)
- U.S. Treasury’s Lew unfazed by dollar’s recent appreciation (Reuters)
- Russia spends up to $1.75 billion in two days to buoy ruble (Bloomberg)
- Booming UK housing market may need interest rate rises, IMF warns (Guardian)
- India to unveil new monetary policy framework by end-Jan – govt source (Reuters)
- Singapore to report monetary policy, advanced Q3 GDP on Oct. 14 (Reuters)
- ECB quietly pins its hopes on falling euro (Reuters)
- BOE: Q3 secured household loans plunge after 8 quarters rises (MNI)
- ECB stimulus raises risk of bubbles, Dutch central bank says (Bloomberg)
- Fed’s Esther George supports raising rates (Dow Jones)
- Peru’s monetary policy rate to remain unchanged at 3.50% (Andina)
- New Argentina central bank chief wants more private bank lending (Reuters)
- Dovish Swedish central bank board member Ekholm to leave (WSJ)
- Serbian central bank intervenes to bolster dinar – dealers (Reuters)
- RBA must ‘bite the bullet’ on housing and lift rates (C.Joyce/Financial Review)
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