March 20, 2015
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’s Lockhart sees interest rate ‘lift-off’ by September (Reuters)
- Fed’s Evans says ‘perfectly fine’ with removing patient vow (Reuters)
- Haldane says BOE should be ready to cut rates if needed (Bloomberg)
- BOJ Kuroda says no sign of “currency war” brewing in world (Reuters)
- China PBOC: More bankers expect easing in Q2; loan demand up (MNI)
- Mexico watching Fed impact on inflation closely – Carstens (Reuters)
- Mexico central bank seen holding rate steady, hiking in third quarter (Reuters)
- Thai central bank revises down GDP growth estimate for 2015 (Dow Jones)
- Evans calls for later rate hikes as Fed faces fading growth (Reuters)
- BlackRock says Asian central banks not done with monetary easing (Bloomberg)
- Australia Reserve Bank keeps rate cut option open (AAP)
- HSBC sees negative interest rate, QE in Israel (Globes)
- Turkish central bank governor says 7pc year-end inflation attainable (Reuters)
- Zambia’s c.bank’s new governor to tackle volatile kwacha (Reuters)
- Kenya expects new central bank chief by end May (Reuters)
- Putin says c.bank rate rather high, warranted by current conditions (Reuters)
- Central bank governor denies presence of IS money in Lebanon (Xinhua)
- Czech central bank says all 7 board members to attend March 26 meeting (Reuters)
- RBI in talks with government over debt management agency (Economic Times)
