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’s Noyer: ‘no problem’ buying govt bonds if needed (Reuters)
- Fed’s Kocherlakota: If inflation rises, 2015 rate hike possible (Reuters)
- OECD sees plans by G20 nations topping global growth target (Reuters)
- Yellen says Fed needs global understanding to meet its mandate (Bloomberg)
- Mexico central bank decision to hold rates was unanimous-minutes (Reuters)
- WSJ survey: Economists are less worried Fed will fall behind the curve (WSJ)
- Will central banks again ride to rescue of global economy? (Economic Times)
- Plosser urges caution in lowering neutral Fed rate (Reuters)
- Fed’s Bullard says sticking to interest rate and inflation forecasts (Reuters)
- Asset bubbles are top concern for heartland’s central banker (Bloomberg)
- Czech central bank board welcomes weaker crown-minutes (Reuters)
- Lasbela chamber chief urges SBP to cut interest rate (Business Recorder)
- What central banks have learned about interest rate hikes (Charles Schwab)
- Bank of Canada looking into ‘potential merits’ of issuing e-money (Financial Post)
- Fed’s Fisher to be second policy hawk to retire in March (Reuters)
- Sri Lanka rupee is in appreciation trend-c.bank head (INTERVIEW Reuters)
- Wall Street has decided it’s time for the Fed to raise interest rates (Business Insider)
- Raising rates will harm economy, South Africa Reserve bank warned (Business Day)
- Philippine bonds advance this week on central bank rate signal (Bloomberg)
- Kenya shilling firms after central bank intervenes, shares rise (Reuters)
- Lehman’s curse spurs Deutsche to pitch new central bank targets (Bloomberg)
- Former Fed chief at odds with how central bank now makes policy (WSJ)
- Serbian central bank sells euros to support dinar (Reuters)
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