November 10, 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.
- Sliding global growth halts G20 currency war accusations (Reuters)
- Russian central bank cuts growth forecasts, sees sanctions until 2017 (Reuters)
- Carney’s Europe warning seen hitting home in BOE outlook (Bloomberg)
- China’s $50 bln bank would spur competition, Abbott says (Blomberg)
- Bank of Israel mulls use of additional monetary tools-minutes (Reuters)
- Euro zone risks self-fulfilling loss of momentum: ECB’s Coeure (Reuters)
- Poland can hold rates as Chojna sees ‘solid’ GDP growth (Bloomberg)
- Zloty bond rally upends on Belka interest-rate surprise (Bloomberg)
- Belarus has no plans to devalue its rouble, change rate-central bank (Reuters)
- Hungary cbank: fx loan conversion won’t affect monetary policy (Reuters)
- Economists react: Chinese inflation in low gear. Time for a rate cut? (WSJ)
- NZ cenbank home loan limits set to go, gradually (Reuters)
- Analysts list scenarios as CBN seeks to ward off currency pressure (This Day)
- Central bank governor promises smooth way out of forex intervention (CTK)
- The Fed’s bond buying enigma (Samuelson/Washington Post)
- Who’s afraid of Fed raising rates? Not these bond buyers (Bloomberg)
- Bank of China appointed yuan clearing bank in deal with Malaysia (Reuters)
