Central Bank News Link List - Jun 14, 2013: Analysis: Fed likely to push back on market expectations of rate increase

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.

• Analysis: Fed likely to push back on market expectations of rate increase (WSJ)
• IMF: US monetary policy good, fiscal policy bad (MNI)
• BOJ urged to set easing time-limit to quell bond volatility (Bloomberg)
• Exclusive: Deutsche Bank 'horribly undercapitalized' - U.S. regulator (Reuters)
• Sri Lanka central bank intervenes (Reuters)
• Philippines has scope to ease, Tetangco says as markets swing (Bloomberg)
• FX rates said to face global regulation in Libor review (Bloomberg)
• Economists: India to delay interest rate cut (WSJ)
• BOE says Deputy Governor Paul Tucker to leave (Dow Jones)
• BOE McCafferty: Policy guidance needs near consensus (MNI)
• ECB's Weidmann warns crises policies could weaken monetary policy (Reuters)
• Malaysia central bank governor pledges orderly foreign exchange market (WSJ)
• C. bank mitigation needed to keep post-fuel hike inflation in check: Agus (Jakarta Globe)
• Cooling Canada's housing market will take time-central bank (Reuters)
• Analysis: India is Asia's weakest link in QE-driven rout (Reuters)
• Sri Lanka c.bank may take more measures to get lending rates down (Reuters)
• The ultra-easy money experiment (William White) (Business World)
• Bill Gross: Central banks at 'critical inflection point' (WSJ)
• Azeri, Syrian governors got kickbacks, prosecutors say (Bloomberg)
• www.CentralBankNews.info