August 9, 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 under mounting pressure to ease policy as economy stumbles (Reuters)
- Solid U.S. jobs report bolsters case for Fed rate hike (Reuters)
- BOJ’s Kuroda acknowledges possible delay in achieving 2% inflation (WSJ)
- RBA unlikely to cut interest rates further after upbeat forecast (Guardian)
- No urgency to raise rates – Bank of England’s Broadbent (Reuters)
- Swiss rates to stay negative despite franc dip-SNB’s Zurbruegg (Reuters)
- Indonesia urges U.S. Fed to hurry up and raise rates (Reuters)
- Brazil central bank reiterates ready to keep current interest rate (WSJ)
- Brazil’s central bank to increase foreign-exchange intervention (WSJ)
- Hungarian central bank’s new rate-setter toes majority line (Reuters)
- Zimbabwe slashes banks’ interest rates (ZBC)
- Mugabe signs law forcing gov’t to take over US$1.2 billion RBZ debt (allAfrica)
- Rangarajan favours RBI majority in monetary policy panel (PTI)
- U.S. elephant lurks in the room at the Bank of England (Reuters)
- Currency traders pre-empt central bankers’ policy (Bloomberg)
- Mexico and Malaysia central bankers: Ready for liftoff (WSJ)
- Market watchdogs fight back against central banks (Money Market)
- Nigerian interbank rates soar after central bank tightens liquidity (Reuters)
- Trillions of assets remain central bank tools amid rising rates (Bloomberg)
- BSP has room to ease bank reserve requirements (Philippine Star)
- Romania’s central bank revises down annual inflation forecast(Romania Insider)
- Slovenia bank industry needs to shrink, central bank chief says (Bloomberg)
- Seychelles first female c. bank governor honoured with awards (Seychelles NA)
