April 8, 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 officials divided over June liftoff, FOMC minutes show (Bloomberg)
- Dudley says Fed should err on side of raising rates late (Bloomberg)
- Fed mulls selling bonds to potentially trim repo use – minutes (Reuters)
- Powell says rate hikes to proceed gradually after liftoff (Reuters)
- Bank of Russia says rate cuts no sign of altering priorities (Bloomberg)
- KC Fed labor report tilts interest rate debate (Kansas City Star)
- China said to probe ex-central banker’s role in family finances (Bloomberg)
- Hungary’s central bank will keep on cutting rates (MarketWatch)
- Turkey’s central bank says ‘no interest rate cuts’ but… (Hurriyet Daily News)
- India’s central bank chief brushes off talk of top IMF role-paper (Reuters)
- Former Bulgarian central bank official charged in bank collapse (Reuters)
- Azeri central bank further devalues currency to 1.0517 to $1 (Reuters)
- Forget interest rates, the Fed has another big decision to make (Bloomberg)
- Ghana central bank ready to support cedi as IMF deal signed (Bloomberg)
- Hungary’s central bank says to build small Chinese bond portfolio (Xinhua)
- Trinidad central bank: consumers still spending (Trinidad Express)
- Barbados central bank to stop setting minimum savings rate (Nationnews)
