January 16, 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.
- Jordan SNB surprise runs gamut from ‘idiotic’ to ‘brave’ (Bloomberg)
- ECB weighing QE through national central banks, Spiegel reports (Bloomberg)
- Gasoline dampens U.S. inflation; mid-year rate hike in doubt (Reuters)
- Global economic outlook is glum despite cheaper oil: IMF (Reuters)
- SNB’s Jordan defends shock move, says reaction overdone (Reuters)
- SNB leaves policy vacuum after shock removal of franc cap (Reuters)
- The soft-spoken central bank chief who sent the markets reeling (Bloomberg)
- Switzerland switches fronts in the currency war (Bloomberg View)
- Low inflation no bar to rate rise, U.S. Fed officials say (Reuters)
- Fed Bullard: Backs push for FOMC to raise rates late Q1 ’15 (MNI)
- China central bank raises re-lending quota by $8.1 bn (The Brics Post)
- Markets eye BOC rate cut for 1st time as oil rout damage deepens(Financial Post)
- Erdogan calls on Turkish central bank to cut rates on oil relief (Bloomberg)
- European Court paves way for Eurozone QE (The Telegraph)
- BOJ said to see oil adding to risk of price-target miss(Bloomberg)
- Russian central bank reshuffle sign of new approach to ruble crises (Moscow Times)
- Bank of Russia picks new monetary policy chief as ruble plunges(Bloomberg)
- Ukraine central bank could hike main interest rate (Reuters)
- Pakistan delays announcement of monetary policy (Ary News)
- South Africa forward contracts predict interest rates may be cut (Bloomberg)
- Poland to cut interest rates? (Radio Poland)
- Czech central banker dampens easing speculation, crown jumps(Reuters)
- Norway to tackle oil slump via krone buffer, government says(Bloomberg)
- It’s time to ditch the Bank of England’s obsolete inflation targets(The Telegraph)
- Ukraine’s monetary policy in 2014 unacceptable, says NBU governor (Interfax)
- 158 years signal U.S. expansion to last until Yellen stops it(Bloomberg)
