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.
- Fed’s Fischer signals dollar rise ‘appropriate’ (Reuters)
- Draghi says investors see first ECB rate increase by 2017 (Bloomberg)
- Bullard says market view of Fed’s rate path a ‘mistake’ (Reuters)
- Nowotny: Can’t perpetually rule out quantitative easing (MNI)
- Is economy full recovered? ‘Not yet,’ says Fed’s Williams (Review-Journal)
- Latin America asks U.S. to consult on monetary policy changes (Reuters)
- South African interest rates have to normalize over time-Mminele (Bloomberg)
- IMF Shinohara says yen falls not too big, reflects U.S. fundamentals (Reuters)
- Richmond Fed’s Lacker: Sees growth averaging 2%-2.5% near term (MNI)
- Japan sees unease over yen spread as lawmakers flag worry (Bloomberg)
- Zloty bond investors angling for next Belka rate surprise (Bloomberg)
- Modi said to give Rajan veto power to meet India’s CPI goal (Bloomberg)
- Swiss gold motion would limit policy options, says SNB vice president (WSJ)
- Fed’s monetary affairs division chief to step down (Reuters)
- Singapore likely to keep tight monetary policy: Q3 growth to improve (Reuters)
- Central banker says Colombia should hold key rate as long as it can (Bloomberg)
- Fed’s monetary affairs division chief to step down (Reuters)
- Taiwan c.bank should consider swimming against tide (Want China Times)
- MPC and Nigeria’s monetary policy (Editorial/Daily Indpendent)
- Iceland nearing endgame in bank creditor deal, central bank says (Bloomberg)
- S. Africa’s Kganyago will have to balance policies with politics (Joffe/Business Day)
- Vietnam’s central bank calls for cheaper loans, again (Thanh Nien)
- QE has (nearly) ended. But how will the Fed unwind it? (Forbes)
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