August 5, 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.
- Fed’s Powell hasn’t decided whether to back Sept rate hike (MNI)
- Pound creates dilemma for Carney tiptoeing toward rate increase (Bloomberg)
- The odds of a September rate hike have surged in the last two days (Bloomberg)
- Ex-BOE Goodhart warns against delaying hike due to uncertainty (MNI)
- BOJ to keep policy target, watch China (MNI)
- RBI may cut interest rates before next policy review: Rajan (Moneycontrol)
- Chile central bank says will likely cut 2015 growth forecast (Reuters)
- Indian finance ministry sees rate cut happening in September (The Hindu)
- Philippines to use 3 interest rates next year in monetary policy (Reuters)
- Ukraine says it could ease monetary policy by late 2015 (Interfax-Ukraine)
- Indonesia warns of backlash from interest rate cut (Jakarta Post)
- Russia seen turning to crises playbook to prevent ruble rout (Bloomberg)
- Currency war strikes truce in Asia-Pacific as Fed weighs liftoff (Bloomberg)
- Raising interest rates with zero inflation is a hard sell (Analysis/Reuters)
- Colombia’s cenbank raises projected 2015 inflation to 4.5% (Colombia Reports)
- BOJ’s Iwata: sees no risks posed by expected Fed, BOE hikes (Reuters)
- Hungarian central bank decided on July rate cut in 8-1 vote (Reuters)
- Belarus inflation to be around 12% in 2016 – central bank (Reuters)
- Zimbabwe monetary policy statement highlights (Sunday Mail)
- COLUMN-Poor commodities: an asset without a central bank backer (Saft/Reuters)
