Central Bank News Link List - Sep 30, 2013: Australia central bank may send clearer easing bias as it holds rates

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.

• Australia central bank may send clearer easing bias even as it holds rates (Reuters)
• China central bank to keep policy stead, push reforms (Reuters)
• ECB ready to offer liquidity to market, says Slovak central banker Makuch (WSJ)
• BOE's Miles says MPC mustn't raise rates too soon - report (Dow Jones)
• BOE Broadbent: Forward guidance is right policy for UK economy (MNI)
• Brazil cenbank sees stubborn inflation despite weak growth (Reuters)
• China central bank signs 3.5 billion yuan currency swap deal with Iceland (Reuters)
• Central banks intensify their love affair with the loonie (WSJ)
• Banks regulator may ease rules on securitized debt: source (Reuters)
• Fed too familiar with lost labor seeking new message for policy (Bloomberg)
• Taiwan central bank: Economy less vulnerable than most to Fed's tapering (WSJ)
• Tunisia c.bank chief says ready to intervene vs inflation (Reuters)
• New Zealand central bank takes gamble to cool housing market (Reuters)
• Norges Bank can buy $500 mln more of mainland China securities (WSJ)
• Ghana central bank governor sees inflation ending year at 11.5% (Bloomberg)
• Could be a long time between QE taper and rate rise - US Fed's Dudley (Reuters)
• New methodology in place: SBP links minimum deposit rate to repo rate (Express Tribune)
• Judge says Argentine central bank reserves seizable (FINalternatives)
  
• Philippines seen keeping interest rates low (Daily Inquirer) 
• Hungary central bank governor sees room for further rate cuts (WSJ)
• Russian economic stability: too much of a good thing (Reuters)
• Cyprus court orders arrest of former central banker (ekathimerini)
• Taiwan central bank forecast to raise key rates in December (focus taiwan)
• Top Draghi adviser Christian Thimann to leave ECB after 15 years (Bloomberg)
• A systemic approach to financial stability (project syndicate)
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