June 11, 2014
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.
- Dove-hawk tradeoff could mean earlier Fed rate rise (Reuters)
- China central bank says will quicken interest rate liberalization (Reuters)
- BOE Broadbent: Pay growth weaker than expected (MNI)
- Fed prepares to maintain record balance sheet for years (Bloomberg)
- Fed needs to start raising rates, top forecaster says (MarketWatch)
- Peru’s central bank lowers reserve rules for bank accounts in soles (Reuters)
- Asia gears up for central bank Thursday(CNBC)
- NZIER monetary policy shadow board calls for rate hike (voxy)
- Indonesia finmin says central bank on right track if key rate kept at 7.5pc (Reuters)
- Yen rises to 4-month high versus euro on BOJ policy bets (Bloomberg)
- South Korean bonds drop as investors await central bank meeting (Bloomberg)
- Indonesia central bank seen keeping rates unchanged despite trade deficit (Reuters)
- Basel pushes risk realism as Draghi prepares to buy ABS (Bloomberg)
- ECB Mersch: Deeper co-ordination needed to revive European ABS (MNI)
- Former finmin Stournaras to become Greek central bank chief (Reuters)
- Euro zone countries agree direct bank recapitalization framework (Reuters)
- Nigeria central bank sees 7.9 pct inflation as “good level” (Reuters)
