Central Bank News Link List - Nov 5, 2012: U.S. fiscal cliff, Europe's deb worries G20

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.

• U.S. fiscal cliff,  Europe's debt worries G20 (Yahoo/Reuters)
• G20 communique, Mexico, Nov. 4-5, 2012 (Text)
• Cup day rates call (Australia) set for a photo finish (the age)
• UAE central bank appoints new chairman (arabianbusiness/Reuters)
• Bank of England expected to hold fire on further quantitative easing (scotsman)
• Brazil central bank president says low rates here to stay - report (MNI)
• G20 may punish capital reform delinquents: officials (Reuters)
• Subbarao (India) says policy easing possible in January (Reuters)
• China c.bank to prioritise economic growth (Reuters)
• Economists cut Brazil inflation, interest rate outlook (Reuters)
• Swedish c.bank debt worry now explicit in policy hardening (Reuters)
• Kenya c.bank seen cutting rates by 200 basis points (Reuters)
• One more (Philippine) rate cut expected (bworldonline) 
• Nationalbanken (Denmark) defends sub-zero bemoaned by banks (Bloomberg)
• HK official says no plans to change currency peg (Reuters)
• Bank of Korea expected to freeze interest rate (arirang)
• Hungary has room to cut interest rates, policymakers say (Bloomberg)
• Serbia looks to revoke controversial central bank controls (balkans.com)
• Gulf banks go overseas to satisfy new funding rules (The National)
• Economic experts help set monetary policy (ubpost.mongolnews)
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