- Russia forecasts economic slump as bailed-out bank gets more funds (Reuters)
- Bank of Israel seen holding rates again on weaker shekel (Reuters)
- World economy 2014: The year monetary stimulus proved its worth (Straits Times)
- China to ease rules to boost lending (Dow Jones)
- US Fed buys $6 bln of mortgage bonds, sells none (Reuters)
- BOJ’s Kuroda says Japan benefits greatly from oil price fall (Reuters)
- BOJ policymakers call for fiscal reform amid tax hike delay-minutes (Reuters)
- Key issues the FOMC might face in 2015 (Confluence Investment Management)
- Australia interest rates unlikely to fall further in 2015 (Sydney Morning Herald)
- S.Korea c.bank promises policy to stay loose as sentiment weakens(Reuters)
- Thai central bank lowers 2014 growth projection to 0.8 pct (Xinhua)
- UK rates will double by end of 2015, Treasury survey says (The Telegraph)
- RBI can’t flip-flop on interest rate: Raghuram Rajan (PTI)
- RBI likely to cut rates by 0.25% in February’s monetary policy review (PTI)
- BSP likely to increase interest rates by 50 points, says UBS (Manila Standard)
- Japan proposes basing interbank rates on actual trades (Reuters)
- Azerbaijan central bank to cut interest rates on loans (AzerNews)
- UAE central bank to study margin lending (Khaleej Times)
- The Fed’s needless flirtation with danger (M.Feldstein/WSJ)