September 4, 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.
- Wall St. banks shift odds on rate hike to year-end: Reuters poll
- G-20 draft sees Fed rate increases as risks to global markets (Bloomberg)
- Sri Lanka central bank says will float rupee from Friday-market sources (Reuters)
- BOE set to weigh China risks while maintaining record-low rate (Bloomberg)
- No BOJ easing needed in October if inflation expectations anchored: IMF(Reuters)
- Dallas Fed’s Fisher says stock volatility will not make central bank pause (CNBC)
- RBI will consider deflation while deciding interest rates: Sinha (PTI)
- Expect to see rate cut in next Indian monetary policy: Rangarajan (IIFL)
- Economists predict New Zealand OCR cut (Mortgage Rates)
- Philippine central bank ready to amend policy if needed (WSJ)
- C.bank should resume FX purchases if dollar falls further-Kremlin aide (Reuters)
- Rajan completes 2 years as RBI chief: How he fared (CNBC-TV18)
- Loonie to remain weak as Canada, U.S. monetary policy paths diverge (Reuters)
- Sri Lanka c.bank receives $1.1 bln form India’s RBI currency swap (Colombo Page)
- India’s central bank hires outside talent to boost market nous (Reuters)
