December 8, 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.
- Fed signals rate guidance likely to stay for now (Reuters)
- ECB slows asset purchases even amid Draghi balance-sheet pledge (Bloomberg)
- SF Fed’s Williams: Need to keep zero FFR to meet goals (MNI)
- Atlanta Fed’s Lockhart: Not in rush to drop ‘considerable time’ (MNI)
- BOE’s Weale says weak productivity may mean higher rates needed (Bloomberg)
- BOK forecast to hold key rate this month: poll (Yonhap)
- Turkey’s central bank intervenes as USD rises to 2-month high (Daily Sabah)
- Indonesia central bank says conducting “measured intervention” (Business Times)
- China’s stock rally may delay RRR cut says Deutsche Bank, BofA (Bloomberg)
- Polish central banker exposes internal rifts over rate policy (Reuters)
- Analysis – UK rate rise in 2015 to test high-debt households (Reuters)
- SF Fed’s Williams: Need to keep zero FFR to meet goals (MNI)
- Libya’s budget income falls sharply as oil plunges: central bank (Reuters)
- A year of divergence (El-Arian/Project Syndicate)
