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.
- For Fed, a muddled jobs report even as U.S. employment expands (Reuters))
- Brazil central bank chief more upbeat about taming inflation (Reuters)
- Brazil said to resist market expectation for 2016 rate cut (Bloomberg)
- Fed’s policy action to drive euro over coming year, not Greece-poll (Reuters)
- ECB founder Issing says idea of irreversible euro was ‘illusion’ (Bloomberg)
- ECB decided to ‘look through’ market volatility, accounts show (Bloomberg)
- Canadian dollar to weaken on outlooks for dim growth, higher US rates: poll
- Serbia’s central bank buys euros to slow down dinar rally-dealers (Reuters)
- Strategists see loonie weakening as US interest rates rise: poll (BNN)
- Fall in dairy prices have economists seeing New Zealand rate cuts (interest.co.nz)
- Romanian central bank to review stance after halting rate cuts (Bloomberg)
- Japanese companies hold steady view of year-ahead inflation (Bloomberg)
- Egypt’s central bank lets pound weaken by 1.3 pct (Reuters)
- Come on, Kenya’s new c.bank governor is being thoroughly ‘unAfrican’ (MGAfrica)
- Global economy recovering; nowhere near depression: India’s Rajan (PTI)
- Domestic savings could bring down Zambia interest rates-governor (Lusaka Times)
- How about a global currency? (Bloomberg View)
- Switzerland’s currency conundrum (Bloomberg View)
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