June 9, 2014
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.
- ECB’s Coeure: rates to diverge from UK, U.S. for years (Reuters)
- China c.bank targets rural sector in reserve requirement cut (Reuters)
- ECB Noyer: Liquidity regime off-balance sheet equivalent to QE (MNI)
- Banks tell ECB, BoE to back securitized debt talk with action (Reuters)
- BOJ’s Kuroda says easy monetary policy achieving intended results (Reuters)
- Fed’s Bullard says macroeconomy much closer to normal (Reuters)
- Bank of England’s McCafferty says rate hike decision now more balanced (Reuters)
- New Zealand rate rise likely but focus is on message (NZ Herald)
- UAE c.bank warns Dubai property bubble may be forming (Reuters)
- India finmin: Will break vicious cycle of high inflation-interest rate (PTI)
- Ex-ECB Trichet: Fears of systemic liquidity shocks may persist (MNI)
- China’s central bank prevails in policy battles over economic future (WSJ)
- IMF to revise Philippine outlook after Q1 slowdown (Business World)
- Nigerian central bank won’t cut rates at least until after 2015 polls (Reuters)
- Egypt central bank governor says forex policies successful (Reuters)
- Ghana’s risk rising as bank prints money to pay debt, Fitch says (Bloomberg)
- As recovery takes hold, Czech companies’ optimism builds (Reuters)
- Ex-chief of Nigeria central bank is named ruler of Kano (Reuters)
- Polish rate level accurate for economy, Winiecki says (Bloomberg)
- Botswana says accommodative monetary policy to help spur economy (Bloomberg)
