Central Bank News Link List – Sep 2, 2015: Welcome to quantitative tightening as $12 trillion reserves fall

By CentralBankNews.info

• 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)