- Fed faces big decision over a few choice words (Reuters)
- Oil spilling over into central bank policy as Fed enters fray (Bloomberg)
- Fed likely to stare down oil-price drop (WSJ)
- Ruble tumbles most since 1998 as traders pressure central bank (Bloomberg)
- ECB could buy sovereign bonds – Nowotny (Dow Jones)
- Bundesbank backs ECB on monetary stimulus (Deutsche Welle)
- Riksbank seen prolonging zero rate to escape deflation trap (Bloomberg)
- ECB Visco: QE must be ‘timely’ if low inflation persists, worsens (MNI)
- Draghi’s QE battle almost won as economists see action (Bloomberg)
- Krugman, fighting consensus, says 2015 Fed rate increase is unlikely (Bloomberg)
- Polish rate-setter Hausner says spring deflation would speak for rate cut (WSJ)
- Brazil central bank signals smaller interest rate hike(Reuters)
- Tetangco signals Philippine rate cut is unlikely on oil(Bloomberg)
- Gross says Fed may become ‘dovish’ as oil prices plunge (Bloomberg)
- Minneapolis Fed’s Kocherlakota to step down in 2016 (Star Tribune)
- Australia central bank talks the talk, less keen to walk the walk(Reuters)
- China Nov bank lending jumps 56% as govt orders up more stimulus (Reuters)
- China economic growth may slow to 7.1% in 2015: central bank report (Reuters)
- Chile’s central bank cuts 2014 growth forecast for fifth time (Bloomberg)
- Falling inflation seen improving chances of India rate cut (Reuters)
- Namibia’s central bank to stock 10% of reserves in Chinese yuan(Bloomberg)
- US rate hike not all bad for Singapore (Business Times)
- IMF board praises Bank of Uganda’s monetary policy stance (New Vision)
- Hungary central bank announces unique FX swap tender(portfolio.hu)
- Analysts says Danish central bank may cut rates to rein in crown (Reuters)
- Rosneft gets central bank help refinancing $7 billion loan(Bloomberg)
- Sierra Leone MPC forecast inflation rate to rise to 10% in December (Awoko)
- Africa: IMF work agenda seeks to jump-start growth (allAfrica)
- Only emerging market reformers will keep investors as tide turns (Reuters)
- IMF: Algeria must be ready to hike rates, inflation pressures may re-emerge(IBT)