April 13, 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.
- World Bank cuts East Asia growth forecast, warns of risks to outlook (Reuters)
- Hong Kong c.bank pegs currency for second day as stocks jump (Bloomberg)
- Japan machinery orders fall, uncertain outlook keeps BOJ on edge (Reuters)
- India’s Rajan says full rupee convertibility in a few years (PTI)
- European Central Bank policymakers meet likely to continue bond-buying (AFP)
- India’s ex-finance minister says rates should be lower (Bloomberg)
- Nigeria to limit debit card spending abroad to support naira (Reuters)
- This central bank doesn’t set interest rates (Bloomberg)
- China moves to strengthen control over its policies (WSJ)
- BOJ March minutes: Must watch JGBs on more easing (MNI)
- BOJ Gov Kuroda says core CPI to stay around zero (Dow Jones)
- The Fed can be patient about raising interest rates (Blinder/WSJ)
- Fed will soon be confident enough to raise rates, top forecaster says(MarketWatch)
- Druckenmiller recounting Soros experiences blasts Fed policies (Bloomberg)
- H. Zhamanak: Armenia c.bank to purchase dollars to curb dram’s rise (panorama)
- PBOC promotes Zhang as assistant governor after decade of sweat (Bloomberg)
- Central bank estimates Namibia’s 2014 growth at 5.3 percent (Bernama)
- Myanmar central bank raises exchange rate to meet market price (Myanmar Times)
- Citi economist says it might be time to abolish cash (Bloomberg)
- RBA May rate cut key as ASX heads to 6000 (SMH)
- Monte Paschi exposure to Nomura exceeds regulatory capital limit (Bloomberg)
- Czech central banker says deputy finmin attacking banking sector (Reuters)
- South Africa’s cen. bank agrees $4.8 bln currency swap deal with China (Ventures)
- Riksbank win on inflation hinges on generosity from employers (Bloomberg)
