February 25, 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.
- Israeli interest rates could go below zero–central bank deputy governor (Reuters)
- Ukraine currency in limbo after central bank bans most trade (Reuters)
- Bank regulation takes back seat to kick-starting economy (Reuters)
- Draghi accelerating on easy street won’t overtake Yellen soon (Bloomberg)
- China central bank newspaper warns of rising deflation risk (Reuters)
- Yellen set to deliver identical testimony on Fed policy: congressional aide(Reuters)
- Serb central bank orders relief for holders of Swiss franc loans (Reuters)
- ECB Coene: Eurozone exit ‘theoretically’ possible – press (MNI)
- Sweden’s central bank chief and new deputy at odds over policy (Reuters)
- Brazil’s inflation picks up, well above central bank target (Dow Jones)
- Mexico inflation nears 4-year low, closes in on central bank target (Reuters)
- Australia rate cut chances increase as wage growth stagnates (SMH)
- ECB’s longer-term loans expire with 3-year bond rally legacy (Bloomberg)
- External advisor urged RBI to cut rates by 75 bps (Reuters)
- Shelby eyes curbs on New York Fed rather than backing audit bill (Bloomberg)
- Central banks should move beyond inflation targets, Poloz says (Globe & Mail)
- Georgia central bank flags commercial dollar loan restructuring (Reuters)
- Turkey’s central bank fiasco (Bloomberg View)
- BOE launches search for theories of almost everything (WSJ)
- The Bank of England dove hunt is on (WSJ)
- Zambia central bank to regulate bank charges (Zambia Daily Mail)
