- Carney sees Europe stagnation impact as growth outlook cut (Bloomberg)
- Regulators fine global banks $3.4 billion in forex probe (Reuters)
- Fed now committed to data-dependent interest rate hikes – Plosser (Reuters)
- Ruble steadies after Russian central bank free float (Reuters)
- Sweden to tackle soaring household debt with new mortgage rule (Reuters)
- BOE chief FX dealer fired as probe faults non-escalation (Bloomberg)
- Hong Kong to scrap day yuan conversion limit to boost stock investment (Reuters)
- Ghana seen holding interest rate as IMF talks spurs currency (Bloomberg)
- ECB ready to buy ABS assets on the markets next week (Irish Independent)
- The Fed’s rate forecast is too high (Kiplinger/Nasdaq)
- Iceland banks seen strong enough for free floating krona (Bloomberg)
- RBNZ says won’t relax mortgage lending restrictions yet (Bloomberg)
- Irish central bank warns lenders on provision write-backs (Reuters)
- Malaysia interest rate hike pause likely on falling commodities (The Star)
- Australia could be hit by Chinese property bubble (Sydney Morning Herald)
- Hungarian central bank to launch HUF 300 bln bad asset company (Reuters)
- SBP to announce monetary policy on Nov 15 (Karachi Jal Raha Hai)
- Seychelles cbank takes control of beleaguered BMIO bank (Seychelles News Agency)