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.
- Draghi tells German lawmakers ECB bond-purchases unlikely (Bloomberg)
- Source: Eurogroup to discuss strong euro, inflation situation (MNI)
- Federal Reserve may offer clues on rate timing conundrum (Reuters)
- Around one-in-three chance ECB to buy bonds outright (Reuters)
- China must move cautiously in cutting leverage ratio: PBOC official (Reuters)
- Wall Street looking for more hawkish Fed policy: CNBC survey (CNBC)
- Riksbank won’t tolerate more price shocks, af Jochnick says (Bloomberg)
- S.Korea cenbank chief unsure economy can avoid emerg. mkt challenges (Reuters)
- Weakening of zloty no threat to Polish economy – c.bank (Reuters)
- FX dealers in London can trade trillions without being registered (Reuters)
- Philippine central bank may need to raise rates (WSJ)
- NZ Labour to unveil plan to lower interest rates (3 News)
- Brazil’s ‘14 inflation forecast eases, growth edges up-central bank survey (Reuters)
- Vietnam’s monetary policies to hold as reserves pass $35 bln (thanhniennews)
- Nepal central bank not in favour of tightening monetary policy (Himalayan)
- An uneasy relationship behind Canada’s response to financial crash (Globe and Mail)
- Why Yellen & Fed should make workers’ wage growth into target(D.Blanchflower)
- Argentina foreign reserves boosted by record harvest (Buenos Aires Herald)
- Libyan PM attacks central bank governor as political turmoil rages (Reuters)
