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- Low interest rates may lead to risky behavior, IMF says <\/a>(Bloomberg)<\/li>\n
- British banks step back from Libor role<\/a> (WSJ)<\/li>\n
- Swiss central bank disputes S&P on bond holdings<\/a> (Dow Jones)<\/li>\n
- Plosser\/Media Q&A: Fed raising risks with additl accomodation<\/a> (MNI)<\/li>\n
- Manojit Saha: RBI may hold rate in Oct policy <\/a>(Business Standard)<\/li>\n
- European Central Bank’s Draghi defends bond-buying plan to Germans<\/a> (Daily Telegraph)<\/li>\n
- BOJ board member suggests riskier-asset buys<\/a> (MNI)<\/li>\n
- Australia’s biggest banks split over RBA’s Oct. 2 rate move <\/a>(Bloomberg)<\/li>\n
- Bank of Canada says strong C$ a drag on economy<\/a> (Reuters)<\/li>\n
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By Central Bank News 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. Low interest rates may … <\/p>\n
- British banks step back from Libor role<\/a> (WSJ)<\/li>\n