January 16, 2017
By CentralBankNews.info
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.
- IMF boosts US growth forecasts on Trump spending, tax plans (Reuters)
- BOJ offers brighter view on regional Japan economies (Reuters)
- Carney’s balancing act gets trickier as Brexit saga hits pound (Bloomberg)
- Bundesbank buys bonds yielding less than depo rate 1st time-traders(Reuters)
- Turkey’s central bank tightens lira liquidity in bid to boost value (Daily Sabah)
- Turkey could face double-digit inflation as lira falls: officials (Reuters)
- DR Congo hikes interest rates to curb inflation (Reuters)
- South Sudan’s president fires central bank governor (Sudan Tribune)
- India central bank relaxes cash withdrawal limit (Reuters)
- “Renewed optimism, higher uncertainty” – R. Menon of MAS (MAS)
- ECB and UK urged to share regulation of euro clearing market (FT)
- China should stop intervening in FX and let yuan float: researcher (Reuters)
- Economists lower Brazil outlook after rate cut (MarketWatch)
- Serbia’s central bank sells euros to bolster dinar – dealers (Reuters)
- Lower inflation rates raise expectations for 25 bps cut in MPS (Daily Times)
- Key interest rate expected to reach 7.25% (Namibian)
- Russian central bank sees inflation as bigger risk than Trump, Brexit (CNBC)
- Indian banks are waking up to a new kind of cyber attack (Economic Times)
- RBNZ given free pass to chill as retail banks seen raising rates(interest.co.nz)
- South Korea fx bank deposits in Dec decline for 4th mth (Reuters)
- Barbados reserves perilously low (Caribbean Life)
