March 28, 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.
- Fed’s Yellen sees gradual rate hikes starting this year (Reuters)
- U.K. bonds post weekly drop as Carney reiterates stance (Bloomberg)
- Broadbent: No ECB competitive devaluation; no BOE FX strategy (MNI)
- Bank of England policymakers see scant need for rate cut (Reuters)
- Fed official says economy can handle rate rise despite dollar (Bloomberg)
- Fed’s Lockhart says economy is in solid shape for rate tightening cycle (Reuters)
- SNB says ready to intervene in FX market if necessary (Reuters)
- Central banks call for lower cap. requirements on top-quality pooled debt (Reuters)
- ECB’s Draghi says money printing already helping recovery (Reuters)
- Fed’s Evans: Central bank shouldn’t raise rates this year (WSJ)
- Brazil scales back currency support as real sinks to 12-year low (Bloomberg)
- Brazil’s central bank sees inflation spike in 2015 (Reuters)
- Shekel weakens as Israeli government to central bank buys dollars (Bloomberg)
- Japan core consumer inflation grinds to a halt, keeps BOJ pressured (Reuters)
- Fed’s Stanley Fischer urges vigilance on shadow-bank risks (WSJ)
- Polish c.banker Rzonca wants interest rate hikes soon-report (Reuters)
- Norway central bank governor repeats plans to cut interest rates (Reuters)
- Norway keeps countercyclical capital buffer for banks unchanged (Reuters)
- Germany’s Weidmann warns of overvalued urban housing (WSJ)
- Retired Fed official Fisher concerned about emerging market debt (WSJ)
- China central bank calls for more loans to farms (NYT)
- Bullard says markets risk rate-rise surprise if they ignore Fed (Bloomberg)
- Taiwan rate-rise forecasts ditched amid deflation, global easing (Bloomberg)
- RBA warns easy global policy lifts risk of office price fall (Bloomberg)
- Hungary central bank outlines risks to its policy outlook (Reuters)
- Russia’s central bank decides to supervise major banks (Customs Today)
- Danish central bank warns low rates increases borrower risk (Bloomberg)
- India can be miracle of the 2020s, says ex-central bank chief (Bloomberg)
- Bulgaria may have new central bank governor by end-April-finmin (Reuters)
- Zuma appoints Reserve Bank deputy governor (BDlive)
- Kenya to hold interviews for new central bank governor in April (Reuters)
- Philippine central bank trims 2015 inflation forecast to 2.2% (Reuters)
- Vietnam says no changes to dollar/dong rate (Reuters)
- UK court rules in favor of Ecuadorean central bank (telesur)
- Don’t blame economic doldrums just on weather: Chicago Fed (Reuters)
- Fed should push unemployment well below 5%, paper says (WSJ)
- Let there be dark: Pioneer RBNZ joins in diluting guidance (Bloomberg)
- Is it time to rethink forward guidance? (Bloomberg View)
