- Obama taps community banker Allan Landon for Fed board (Reuters)
- Free money in bond markets show global economy still struggling (Bloomberg)
- Germany, France take calculated risk with Grexit talk (Reuters)
- BOJ likely to keep pressure on yen in 2015 (Business Times)
- Economists expect BOE to leave rates unchanged (Dow Jones)
- As Fed prepares to raise rates, economists warn of potential bumps (WSJ)
- Poland likely to keep rates flat in Jan, perhaps Feb – rate-setter (Reuters)
- Taiwan traders push back rate-rise calls as oil slows inflation (Bloomberg)
- Polish ministry official says rate setters unpredictable (Bloomberg)
- Oil below $55 may force Norway to cut rates again (Bloomberg)
- Bank of Korea outlook: rate cut expected (WSJ)
- Communications key as Fed prepares to raise rates, ex-official Stein says (WSJ)
- Fed’s Williams: Interest rate hikes after liftoff should be gradual (Reuters)
- Nigeria’s naira drops as central bank controls choke trading (Bloomberg)
- BOE Survey: Secured household lending demand plunges (MNI)
- Turkey seeks to curb banks’ short-term dollar borrowing binge (Bloomberg)
- Belarus relaxes capital controls used to fight Russian contagion (Bloomberg)
- Interest rate hike: 4 ways Canadians should prepare (CBC)
- Laubach promoted to succeed English as Fed Dir Mon Affairs (MNI)
- Indian interest rates likely to come down in 2015:BofA (NDTV)
- Pakistan’s central banker sees 8% growth on terrorism fight (Bloomberg)
- South Korea central bank chief says low oil prices positive for economy (Reuters)
- Azerbaijan’s banks loan rate exceeds 3.95-fold central bank’s refi rate (ABC.AZ)
- Paraguay finance minister quits, central bank highflier tapped (Reuters)