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- US Federal Reserve says most major banks pass the doomsday stress test (Federal Reserve)
- Meanwhile the FOMC gives a vanilla statement, with no signs of QE (Central Bank News)
- In Europe, the venerable Bundesbank announced a plunge in profits on provisions (New York Times)
- Bank of England chief MK alludes to debt monetization? (The Economist)
- Meanwhile Japan rejects further QE, opting for a bump-up in the 'GSFF' (Central Bank News)
- China's Central Bank says banks should lend to first-home buyers (People's Daily)
- Wen, at the annual parliament session, kept a firmly hawkish tone on the housing market (Market Watch)
- And lending quotas look to be being eased at some of the big Chinese banks (Bloomberg)
- But when it comes to the PBOC, sometimes you need to literally fight to get answers! (Wall Street Journal)
Source: www.CentralBankNews.info
