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 prepared to ease if inflation low for too long - Noyer (Reuters)
- Russia c.bank says its monetary policy capable of lowering sanctions risk (Reuters)
- Draghi says a stronger euro would trigger looser ECB policy (Reuters)
- ECB’s Coeure: The stronger the euro, more need for accommodation (Dow Jones)
- IMFC Communique (IMF)
- Raising world economy's speed limit emerges as challenge (Bloomberg)
- IMF introduces ‘spillbacks’ into lexicon of global finance officials (WSJ)
- G20 renews ‘cooperation pledge’ in softer language (MNI)
- G20 communique (G20 information centre)
- C/A deficit to narrow, says Turkish central bank (Daily Sabah)
- Russian central bank unlikely to react to sanctions over Ukraine (Bloomberg)
- Bank of Canada’s rate policies in ‘unchartered waters’ (Globe and Mail)
- Philippines can absorb modest rate rise: deputy bank governor (Reuters)
- South Korea’s Hyun sees rising interest rates as global risk (Bloomberg)
- Zeti signals confidence Malaysia inflation to remain contained (Bloomberg)
- Chile cen bank gov: Credible FX flex key to rebalance econs (MNI)
- Ukraine crises limits zloty appreciation, Poland’s Belka says (Bloomberg)
- Fed’s Stein: Financial stability should inform policy (Reuters)
- Bank of Canada names Carolyn Wilkins senior deputy governor (Reuters)
- Syria moves to preserve currency value by financing imports (Xinhua)
- Poland c.bank ‘preparing’ not ‘planning’ to use unconventional policies (Reuters)
- Greek central bank chief Provopoulos says wants second term (Reuters)
- BOK mulling setting up team to study unification-related issues (Yonhap)
- Chinese yuan to the rescue of Ghana’s cedi? (GhanaWeb)
- Markets wrong to think euro crises over: UBS chair (CNBC)
- Europe’s top banks cut 80,000 more staff in post-crises overhaul (Reuters)
- Latam countries pushed to reform as easy money era ends (Reuters)
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