December 4, 2014
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.
- What analysts say about the ECB’s Big Decision Thursday (Business Insider)
- Fed officials stress data over dates as rate rise case builds (Bloomberg)
- Bank of England set to leave rates unchanged for 70th month (This is Money)
- Fed says U.S. economy expanding, shale production steady (Reuters)
- West Africa central bank leaves rate unchanged at 2.5 pct (Reuters)
- Weidmann criticizes EU Commission for leeway on budget plans (WSJ)
- Chile central bank only weighed interest rate hold in November (Reuters)
- Singapore Exchange draws central bank fire after latest lapse (Reuters)
- Asia’s aging a wrinkle in central bank easing (Barron’s)
- U.S. fed funds rate hits highest since April 2013 (Reuters)
- Turkey’s inflation bedevils economists as rate-cut debate returns (WSJ)
- Kazakh central bank sees no pressure to devalue tenge (Reuters)
- Rwanda central bank sees 2014 economic growth above expectations (Bloomberg)
- Kenya appeal court halts prosecution of central bank chief: lawyer (Reuters)
- Bahrain to develop central sharia board for Islamic banks (Reuters)
- Indonesia central bankers feel inflation pain in their paychecks (Bloomberg)
- Armenia’s central bank warns against currency speculations (ARKA)
