December 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.
- Thailand’s cenbank lifts 2015 growth forecast but cuts 2015 estimate (Dow Jones)
- Trinidad fires bank chief who named foreign exchange buyers(AP)
- Nigeria set to devalue currency (World Bulletin)
- Brazil cenbank raises 2016 inflation view, rate hike possible(Reuters)
- Azerbaijani central bank to ease requirements for banks (Trend)
- Central Bank: Brazil’s economy will contract 3.6 pct in 2015(EFE)
- Gravity is back for 2016 markets as central bank support ebbs(Bloomberg)
- China seen further easing monetary policy as growth grinds lower(Bloomberg)
- China pledges policy support to economy, reform in 2016 (Reuters)
- Switzerland to vote on banning banks from creating money (The Telegraph)
- Slowing UK growth leaves Bank of England unhurried on rates(Reuters)
- India cenbank external panel sought no change in rates in Dec policy(Reuters)
- Rajan sets new rules for a faster, transparent rate transmission(Indian Express)
- S. Korea’s c.bank to reduce rate-setting meetings from 12 to 8 from 2017 (Xinhua)
- BSP seen raising policy rates by 50 bps in 2016 (Daily Inquirer)
- BoC rate cuts validated, but market still wary of Poloz’s style(Reuters)
- Leave your politics at the door, Polish rate setter tells heirs (Bloomberg)
- ECB diaries show investor meetings curbed before decision(Bloomberg)
- Singapore’s MAS unlikely to revise its monetary policy(EconoTimes)
- Bank of Ghana to patch up policy rate lower (Graphic Online)
