- Russia moves to stave off panic among depositors after rescuing bank (Bloomberg)
- Brazil central bank signals another steep interest rate hike (Reuters)
- Turkish CB to leave interest rate at 8.25%: survey (Anadolu)
- ECB Hansson: Sov bond purchases would be ‘borderline’ – press (MNI)
- Not quite checkmate for the Bundesbank (WSJ)
- PBOC uses hidden hand as China seeks to stem slowdown (Bloomberg)
- Abe expected to tip BOJ board closer to his views in 2015 (Reuters)
- ECB vice-president expects negative inflation in coming months (Reuters)
- Yellen’s first year at Fed: A remarkably steady course (NYT)
- The Fed sets another trap (S. Roach/Project Syndicate)
- Bank of Canada likely to hike interest rate in 2015, experts say (Canadian Press)
- RBA frustrated as weaker Aussie goal thwarted (Bloomberg)
- Russia growls across the border as Lithuania readies for euro (Reuters)
- Hungarian deflation seen prevailing over forint on rates (Bloomberg)
- Malaysia policy rate to remain unchanged at 3.25 pct in 2015 (Bernama)
- Central African cenbank cuts 2014 growth forecast to 4.9 pct (Reuters)
- Iranian administration plans to reduce bank interest rates (Trend)
- Belarus is taking extreme measures to stop a currency panic (AFP)
- Taiwan dollar slumps to four-year low on Fed interest-rate bets (Bloomberg)
- Vietnam’s credit growth seen at 13 pct y/y in 2014-c.bank (Reuters)