September 6, 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.
- China PBOC Zhou: Yuan steadying; stock correction almost done (MNI)
- G20 eyes faster economic reforms as cheap credit not enough for growth(Reuters)
- G20 Sept. 5, 2015 communique (G20 Information Centre)
- IMF’s Lagarde says Fed should not rush its rate rise decision (Reuters)
- RBI’s Rajan urges world to hike rates; but not in a ‘big bang’ (PTI)
- Greenspan: ‘Baffled’ by any worries about interest-rate hike (Newsmax)
- Saudi central banker sees no threat to currency’s dollar peg (Bloomberg)
- Canada to keep interest rates on hold until 2017: Reuters poll
- NZ dollar hostage to Fed rate hike (NZ Herald)
- Pound traders turn to BOE after longest losing streak in 3 years (Bloomberg)
- Rousseff to spare central bank in cabinet reform-sources (Reuters)
- South Africa’s Kanyago sees no benefit in forex intervention (Bloomberg)
- Analysts cite risks to BSP’s steady policy stance (Manila Times)
- Azerbaijan’s reserves plunge in August as c.bank props up manat (Reuters)
- Colombia central bank still divided on rate – minutes (Reuters)
- Bank Indonesia says inflation most important factor for rate cut (Bloomberg)
- Sri Lanka rupee falls 3 pct to record low after c.bank floats-dealers (Reuters)
