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.
- Euro falls as Bundesbank likely to back ECB easing (Dow Jones)
- Mid-term inflation projections key to ECB action-Constancio (Reuters)
- Russians ditch ruble en masse, data shows (Reuters)
- Richmond Fed’s Lacker: Credit conditions better, challenges remain (MNI)
- Bank of England faces guidance challenge as recovery picks up (Reuters)
- China eyes new tool to liberalise interest rate (Daily Times)
- Pakistan: To cut or not to cut (Business Recorder)
- IMF’s Lagarde calls for more ECB stimulus (Reuters)
- Rajan has failed, will have to go, says Swamy (The Hindu)
- Brazil rate hikes ‘sizable,’ will tame inflation – central banker (Reuters)
- Chilean businesses hurt by economic slowdown: central bank survey (Reuters)
- Bank of Italy aims to channel more ECB funding to small firms (Reuters)
- Lockhart expects Fed to use reverse repos during stimulus exit (Bloomberg)
- Polish central banker sees rate hike possible in Q2 of 2015 (Reuters)
- Colombia peso drops as Treasury joint central bank FX buying (Bloomberg)
- One Colombia cenbank board member preferred steady interest rate (Reuters)
- Analysts forecast hike in Philippine policy, SDA rates (Philippine Star)
- Brazil economists see higher growth and slower inflation in 2014 (Bloomberg)
- Carney’s speed limit for rate rises seen at once a quarter (Bloomberg)
- Hungary inflation rate turning negative widens rate-cut room (Bloomberg)
- Manila central bank says ready to guard against financial excesses (Straits Times)
- The Asian economies most at risk of a Fed rate hike are … (CNBC)
- BOC study finds jobless rate overstates labor market improvement (Dow Jones)
