April 21, 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.
- Poloz signals end to Canada rate cuts on U.S. growth risk (Bloomberg)
- Turkey’s fringe rates no substitute for increase seen by traders (Bloomberg)
- Egypt central bank to hold rates after inflation pick-up-survey (Reuters)
- Bank of Jamaica cuts benchmark interest rate (Loop)
- Dudley says timing of rate increases uncertain (Dow Jones)
- RBA says Sydney house prices ‘exuberant’ but more rate cuts may come (SMH)
- Chile’s Vergara sees higher rates after output gap undershoots (Bloomberg)
- Central banks should resist peer pressure to ease, says Trichet (Bloomberg)
- Carstens won’t rule out low Mexico rates following Fed move (Bloomberg)
- Kuroda says markets could be caught unready if BOJ succeeds on inflation (Reuters)
- Fed weighs steps to prevent ‘regulatory capture’ by banks (Bloomberg)
- Japan’s Abe picks Toyota adviser to tip BOJ board in favor of stimulus (Reuters)
- Romania’s central bank says interest rates at right level (Reuters)
- Denmark’s central bank considers steps to aid bond liquidity (Bloomberg)
- South African inflation may push up interest rates, Mminele says (Bloomberg)
