March 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.
- Has the Fed’s ‘patience’ been exhausted? (Reuters)
- Ukraine to trim key rate once hryvenia stabilizes, say c.bank chief (Bloomberg)
- Turkish central bank seen leaving rates on hold next week: Reuters poll
- Turkish central bank’s credibility must be increased: finance minister (Reuters)
- SBP to announce monetary policy on March 21 (Pakistan Telegraph)
- Peru’s currency woes prevented rate cut: central bank chief (Reuters)
- Cypriot president seeks to sack central bank head: government (Reuters)
- BOK urged to further cut rates to boost growth (Korea Times)
- Rajan can’t convince Indian banks to cut rates as returns shrink (Bloomberg)
- Rise of Turkish Islamic banks chimes with Erdogan’s ideals (Reuters)
- Brazil will not step up intervention to buoy currency-sources (Reuters)
- BSP may increase rates on special deposits (Manila Standard Today)
- Goldman Sachs has a stunning new forecast for the euro (Business Insider)
- Krugman is told to read more, write less, by Swedish Riksbanker (Bloomberg)
- Myanmar central bank plans change to reserve requirement (Myanmar Times)
- No, we’re not in a currency war (Bloomberg View)
