February 15, 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.
- BOE pushes rate-increase view even as inflation sinks lower (Bloomberg)
- Inflation low now but won’t stay that way. BoE ready to act (M.Weale/Observer)
- Eyes of the world on Greece (Reuters)
- China bank loans surge in January: central bank (Reuters)
- China’s capital flows to remain volatile in 2015: forex regulator (Reuters)
- Here’s what could shift consensus view on the Bank of Japan (Bloomberg)
- Reserve ratio cut may not benefit China’s economy (Want China Times)
- G20 reversal means Rajan is last man standing in currency war (Economic Times)
- Concern over Swedish stimulus action spreading to neighbors (AFP)
- Fitch says before Turkey review resilience may be tested (Bloomberg)
- Businesses welcomes appointment of Kalyalya as Zambia governor (Lusaka Times)
- Russian banks lose $370 million in a month (Anadolu Agency)
- The ongoing currency war (El-Erian/Project Syndicate)
- Bank of Thailand: Multiple-currency settlement requires study (Bangkok Post)
- Venezuelans scratch heads over complex devaluation (World Bulletin)
- Venezuela 2014 inflation hits 68.5 pct – central bank (Reuters)
- Czech c.bank predicts market interest rate stability until 2016 (Prague Monitor)
- East African governors firm on cash union (East African Business Week)
- Swiss banks trade Zurich’s costly charm for Polish provinces (Reuters)
- Bulgarian coalition row stalls appointment of banking supervisor (Reuters)
- Experts urge Nigeria c.bank to introduce more friendly policies (Nigerian Observer)
