September 2, 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.
- Welcome to quantitative tightening as $12 trillion reserves fall (Bloomberg)
- IMF: China slowdown could keep global interest rates low (Guardian)
- Bost Fed’s Rosengren: Fed missing goals, room to keep FFR low (MNI)
- Bill Gross: Fed tightening now could create self-inflicted instability (Reuters)
- China’s central bank injects $17.25 billion to banks (Economic News Daily)
- China c.bank to clamp down on forwards trading to curb yuan fall (Reuters)
- Mexican central bank sells dollars after oil plunge hits peso (Bloomberg)
- Chile policy makers see bleaker outlook for growth and inflation (Bloomberg)
- Argentine bank assets can’t be seized by bondholders (Bloomberg)
- Race for BOF governor heads down to the wire (MNI)
- Brazil’s central-bank president could lose cabinet post in austerity move (WSJ)
- Jackson Hole has a worrying message for Draghi & Co. (Bloomberg)
- Five questions ahead of the Swedish central bank policy statement Sept. 3 (WSJ)
- Kazakh central bank introduces new key rate, sets it at 12 pct (Reuters)
- Philippine central bank sees upswing for peso (WSJ)
- Unclear if central bank will raise rates, Boston Fed chief says (Boston Globe)
- Central banks to dump $1.5 trillion FX reserves by end-2016-Deutsche (Reuters)
- Foreign central banks may be shedding U.S. mortgage bonds – Fed (Reuters)
- Czech central bank may keep loose monetary policy longer-vice gov. (Reuters)
- Ugandan shilling falters on liquidity, central bank intervention eyed (Reuters)
- Dominican Republic cenbank keeps benchmark rate at 5.0% (Dominican Today)
- Maldives central bank ‘compromised’ by govt influence, MPD alleges (Haveeru)
- Crises at South Sudan’s central bank (Radio Tamazuj)
