August 30, 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, ECB, BOE officials all say they see inflation rising (Bloomberg)
- Jackson Hole roundup: No clear path for Fed in September (MarketWatch)
- El-Erian says jobs report could be key to Fed’s timing (Bloomberg)
- Turkish central bank hikes reserve ratio for short-term FX borrowing (Reuters)
- Australia c.bank unlikely to change interest rate stance (Sky News)
- ECB mulls policy response to market turmoil over China (AFP)
- India’s reserve bank isn’t done with rate cuts, says Rajan (PTI)
- RBI more likely to cut rates in September, GDP growth steady: survey (Reuters)
- Carstens reiterates Mexico may not have to wait for Fed hike (Bloomberg)
- Jordan says SNB aims to weaken overvalued franc over time (Reuters)
- Raising inflation target won’t help much now: researchers (Reuters)
- Yellen ally pours cold water on rule-based monetary policy (Reuters)
- Sri Lankan rupee falls after state-run bank raises dollar peg (Reuters)
- Rajan should get the Nobel prize in economics, say global investors (DNA)
- Hungary’s inflation guru says central bank loyal to CPI mandate (Bloomberg)
- Indonesia’s central bank sees August inflation at 7.08% y-o-y (Reuters)
