January 26, 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.
- Fed seen raising rates midyear even with low inflation (Bloomberg)
- Interest rates could rise sooner than thought, says BOE rate-setter (Guardian)
- Mexico’s Carstens says price drop not yet sustained; peso pares loss (Bloomberg)
- Mexico central bank seen holding rate steady, hiking in Q3 (Reuters)
- Malaysia likely to hold interest rates (Rakyat Post)
- New Zealand rise melts away into distant future (New Zealand Herald)
- Traders signal deeper cuts after Bank of Canada’s interest rate shocker (BNN)
- How Draghi got divided ECB to say ‘yes’ to money printing (Reuters)
- Japan’s Amari: BOJ may have leeway in meeting inflation target (Reuters)
- Bundesbank’s Weidmann didn’t back ECB’s bond-buying program (WSJ)
- Majority of BOJ members say oil plunge benefits economy: Dec minutes (Reuters)
- Poland considers franc-loan conversion to make banks pay (Bloomberg)
- Serbian central bank says discussed CHF-denominated loan terms (Reuters)
- Indian economic growth forecasts pegged back despite rate cuts: Reuters Poll
- BOE’s Carney: We will get inflation back to target in two years (The Telegraph)
- Danish central bank will not lift current account cap to help banks (Reuters)
- Interest rates should be cut to help Thai economy: minister (Reuters)
- Cbank has room to lower interest rates in 2015-Vietnam Economic Times (Reuters)
