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- Handbook of Monetary Economics
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- Emerging capital markets set to double | Money Management:
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- 18 Signs That The Global Economic Crisis Is Accelerating As We Enter H2 2014
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- Central Bank Information
Central Bank News is dedicated to being a key source of central banking news and intelligence, the Central Bank Information center hosts a variety of key resources on central banks:
- Central Bank Directory
- Inflation Targets Table
- Currency Codes & Exchange Rate Policies
- Global Interest Rate Monitor (GIRM)
In addition to these key resources, Central Bank News publishes weekly and monthly reviews of monetary policy decisions plus analysis pieces, such as those listed below:
- Dec. 2012: December's rate cuts cement 2012 as a year of perpetual easing
- Nov. 2012: Interest rates continue to fall, average global rate down to 5.9%
- Global Interest Rate Movements: Half-Year 2012
- Global Interest Rate Movements: Full-Year 2011
- Global Interest Rate Movements: Half-Year 2011
- Inflation Targeting in a Rising Inflationary Environment
What is Central Banking and Monetary Policy?
This section provides a comprehensive reference and introduction to the topic of central banking and monetary policy, addressing some of the core concepts and terminology. [note this section is presently a work in progress - looking to do an official release soon]
Central Banking and Monetary Policy Concepts:
Central Banking and Monetary Policy Terminology:
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- Global Central Banking in 2014, a Third Quarter Update for 25 Economies
- U.S. Federal Reserve
- European Central Bank
- Bank of Japan
- Bank of England
- People’s Bank of China
- Reserve Bank of Australia
- Central Bank of Brazil
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- Bank of Canada
- Czech National Bank
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- National Bank of Hungary
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- Bank of Israel
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- Bank of Mexico
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- Bank of Russia
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- Sweden’s Riksbank
- Swiss National Bank
- Central Bank of The Republic of Turkey
- ECB’s Draghi: Monetary policy alone can’t restore confidence (MNI)
- Argentina central bank head Fabrega resigns, spokesman says (Bloomberg)
- Strong sterling could mask UK price pressures: BOE’s Forbes (Reuters)
- BOJ Sep Tankan: Firms inflation outlook unchanged from June (MNI)
- Fed’s Evans: Fed should be ‘exceptionally patient’ on raising rates-FT (Dow Jones)
- Euro inflation slows as Draghi hints at more ECB stimulus(Bloomberg)
- Schaeuble sees Draghi’s instruments for growth exhausted(Bloomberg)
- China cuts reserve requirement for banks in quake-hit zone(Reuters)
- Sharp Indian rate cuts by central bank possible form 2015 (Business Standard)
- ECB’s Nowotny sees weaker euro-zone growth (MarketWatch)
- History made as euro-zone overnight borrowing costs turn negative (MarketWatch)
- China money rates rise, c.bank maintains targeted policy (Reuters)
- Italy’s top banks seeking up to $36 billion from ECB (Bloomberg)
- Serbian central bank sells euros to boost dinar currency (Reuters)
- Financial stability to be ‘main goal of central banks in 2040’(Financial Express)
- Old age may be the next central bank crises lifting bonds(Bloomberg)
The Exceptional Central Bank
The European Central Bank should adopt quantitative easing now rather than as a last resort Aug 2nd 2014
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- Australia’s central bank ponders risks to economic outlook (Reuters)
- German central bank warns world tensions clouding outlook (AFP)
- No Fed fireworks, but plenty of clues expected at Jackson Hole (Reuters)
- Russia widens ruble band as free-float plan on track (Bloomberg)
- Lawmakers slam Fed’s crises lending proposal (Reuters)
- Carney says BOE rate may rise before wages, Sunday Times reports (Bloomberg)
- Ruble carry goes belly-up as sanctions drub rates (Bloomberg)
- Why Draghi’s cheap cash offer to banks may lack appeal (Bloomberg)
- Can central bankers get global economy back on track? (COLUMN Reuters)
- Why investors shouldn’t expect Fed to come to rescue (NYT)
- A harsh reality is dawning on central banks (Callam Pickering/Business Spectator)
- ECB still ready to use QE, sees uneven recovery
- ECB maintains rates, as expected
- Serbia holds rates, sees inflation in target end-2014
- BOE maintains rate at 0.5%, QE stock, as expected
- Many U.S. families still under economic stress after recession: Fed (Reuters)
- China money rate drops a fifth day as PBOC points to lower rates (Bloomberg)
- RBI’s Rajan sees risk of financial markets crash (WSJ)
- Bank Indonesia rules out monetary easing (Jakarta Post)
- RBI rate cut unlikely till 2016: Nomura (Live Mint)
- Russian banks in euro zone could face curbs on ECB borrowing (Reuters)
- Odd voting at Hungarian central bank’s farewell rate cut meeting (Portfolio.hu)
- Sri Lanka c.bank: Greater chance of rate cut than hike (Reuters)
- World Bank trims Philippine growth forecasts, sees higher inflation (Reuters)
- Investors bet South Africa interest rates will keep rising (Bloomberg)
- Albanian gov’t calls central bank theft serious crime (Xinhua)
- Portugal’s banking disaster (Editorial/NYT)
- Hayek to be HSBC’s top banker for central banks in Asia Pacific – memo (Reuters)
- Pakistan’s 5-year plan ‘will drive asset growth’ in Islamic finance (IBTimes)
- Australia cash rate expected to stay on hold in 2014 (AAP)
- India’s Rajan meets Jaitley ahead of monetary policy review(Moneycontrol)
- Jobs data bolsters Yellen’s argument on labor market slack(Reuters)
- Disagreement surfaces among Fed hawks on when to tighten(MarketWatch)
- Plosser joins Fed dissenters in taking losing arguments public(Bloomberg)
- Russia has reserves to ride out sanctions – assuming no panic(Reuters)
- China’s c.bank says will fine-tune policy, keep reasonable credit growth(Reuters)
- Banks to return 3 bln euros in crises loans to ECB next week(Reuters)
The Exceptional Central Bank
The European Central Bank should adopt quantitative easing now rather than as a last resort
- BOE’s Broadbent says ‘edge is coming off’ UK housing (Bloomberg)
- Fed seen raising interest rates in June 2015 (Reuters)
- G-7 nations said to oppose new World Bank Russia projects (Bloomberg)
- Interest rates rises could twart G20 growth goal (AFP)
- Swiss central bank reports $17.6B half-year profit (AP)
- In Portugal, central bank moves to clean up Banco Espirito Santo (NYT)
- BOJ should mull shifting focus to zero rates in future – Kiuchi (Reuters)
- ECB should adopt quantitative easing now rather than as last resort(Economists)
- IMF warns of potential risks to global growth (Reuters)
- Fuss sees US rates on hold for a year as Fisher urges increase (Bloomberg)
- Broadbent says global growth creating drag on U.K. recovery (Bloomberg)
- Fed meeting may give clues on interest rates (USA Today)
- IMF says UK interest rates should stay low for now (Reuters)
- Analysts: Central bank data confirm low FX turnover (MNI)
- August too early for rate cut by India central bank (Business Standard)
- Krugman joined by exporters in criticizing Riksbank (Bloomberg)
- New BOE deputy is a potential guide on interest rates (WSJ)
- Aussie dollar tipped to force RBA interest rate cut (Financial Review)
- BOJ beat: Exports likely a hot topic at coming policy meeting (WSJ)
- Yen likely to weaken as BOJ continues QE (Marsh/MarketWatch)
- Buyers dream of Draghi as Fed-ECB divide bolsters Treasuries (Bloomberg)
- BOT says it is keeping a close eye on rate moves in US, EU (The Nation)
- Swiss property market starts to cool (WSJ)
- Investors’ fears intensify over US rate hike talk (Financial Review)
- Asset bubbles could deflate recovery (AFP)
- ECB opaque-asset review seen targeting Deutsche Bank, BNP (Bloomberg)
- IMF cuts global growth outlook, warns of stagnation risk in rich nations (Reuters)
- Brazil signals rate unlikely to fall as prices persist (Bloomberg)
- Turkish central bank leaves inflation forecasts unchanged (Reuters)
- Russia seen holding rates as sanctions constrain policy (Bloomberg)
- Greenspan says bubbles can’t be stopped without ‘crunch’ (MarketWatch)
- European Central Bank website hacked (BBC)
- Analysis: BOE MPC divided over hike case; first dissents Aug? (MNI)
- Israeli economy resilient amid conflict, c.bank dep. gov says (Globe and Mail)
- Central banks’ monetary policy impact fades: Munich Re (Bloomberg)
- Should the Fed have to play by a rule? (CBS Moneywatch)
- RBI likely to maintain status quo in Aug policy: SBI’s Bhattacharya (Firstbiz)
- Sri Lankan, Indian central banks agree scope for govt debt buys (Reuters)
- Singapore central bank says too early to ease property curbs (Bloomberg)
- IMF: Fed should keep explicit policy target rate, not range (MNI)
- Chile central bank chief sees stronger growth in 2015 (Reuters)
- Analysts doubt Hungary central bank governor’s guidance (WSJ)
- Brazil may approve Caixa’s capital plan by year-end-sources (Reuters)
- Europe debt wish places huge burden on central bank (Rogoff/Bangkok Post)
- Lagarde says financial markets “perhaps too upbeat” on Europe (Reuters)
- BOJ minutes: need to pay attention to geopolitical risks (Reuters)
- ECB’s Weidmann says won’t put off rate rise due to public finances (WSJ)
- Inflation leaves little doubt on South Africa rate path (Bloomberg)
- New Zealand Reserve Bank caught in signaling dilemma (New Zealand Herald)
- ECB sees some banks flunking asset test even as industry boosted (Bloomberg)
- Yellen says Fed won't rule out broker support in banking crises (Bloomberg)
- U.S. economic activity expands in Fed's 12 districts: Beige Book (Reuters)
- Swedish cenbank sees room for new rate cut if inflation lags-minutes (Reuters)
- Analysis: No BOE guidance on 1st hike; wants higher volatility (MNI)
- South Africa interest rate hike could be on the cards (Moneyweb)
- George urges Fed to raise interest rates from zero ‘soon’ (Bloomberg)
- Fed's Fisher "increasingly concerned" about monetary policy (Dallas News)
- SNB seen keeping cap for longer as ECB fights low prices (Bloomberg)
- Fed’s Yellen says U.S. recovery incomplete, defends loose policy (Reuters)
- Draghi says banks shouldn’t count on another carry trade (Bloomberg)
- China should cut reserve requirements again-c.bank official (Reuters)
- Australia central bank sets steady course for rates amid economy doubt (Reuters)
- Carney blasts BIS for calling for rate rises in a “vacuum” (The Telegraph)
- UK inflation could pressure central bank action (The Guardian)
- Global financial watchdog calls for FX fix reforms, urges banks to clean up(Reuters)
- Chinese banks halt experimental yuan-remittance program (WSJ)
- Polish inflation quickens as central bank debates easing (Bloomberg)
- BOJ maintains policy stance, trims 2014 growth forecast
- Monetary Policy Week in Review – Jul 7-11, 2014: Fed says QE to end in November, Portugal rattles markets
- BOJ expected to tweak economic estimates during policy meeting (Kyodo)
- Draghi seen handing $1 trillion to banks in ECB offer (Bloomberg)
- ECB’s Draghi says appreciated euro a risk to recovery (Reuters)
- BIS chief fears fresh Lehman from worldwide debt surge (The Telegraph)
- Yellen to testify on monetary policy to hill panels (MNI)
- BRICS fight waning clout with $150 billion deal in Brazil summit (Bloomberg)
- IMF warns further shocks would stall euro zone recovery (Reuters)
- Yellen says Fed easy money needed even after recovery: report (Reuters)
- Inflation surge to test BoC’s resolve on low rates (Globe and Mail)
- Bulgaria asks ECB to supervise its banks (Reuters)
- GRAPHIC-Emerging central banks rebuild hard currency reserves (Reuters)
- Hungary can cut rates once or twice more-central banker Balog (Reuters)
- Goldman keeps rate-cut call seeing RBA pivot (Bloomberg)
- What central banks should do to deal with bubbles (W. Muenchau/FT)
- Lagarde: Global economic recovery could be 'less robust than expected' - International Monetary Fund chief warns "lacklustre" investment could lead to slower growth
- Australia holds rate, still sees period of stable rates
- Sweden slashes rate 50 bps on lower inflation forecast
- ECB maintains key rates, including negative deposit rate
- ECB to publish details of meetings from Jan. 2015
- ECB’s Noyer says a slight depreciation of euro would be logical (Reuters)
- ECB's Coeure says only productivity growth will end low rates
- Monetary policy not best financial stability tool: Yellen (Reuters)
- Deflation threat seen triggering rate cut from Swedish Riksbank (Bloomberg)
- India central bank seeks to swap gold to improve reserves quality (Reuters)
- Haldane backs central banks' actions in a 'nutty' world (FT)
- China PBOC: Expansion of targeted RRR cut depends on economy-press (MNI)
- World’s ATM moves to Frankfurt as Yellen’s Fed slows cash (Bloomberg)
- A remarkable year for Mark Carney (WSJ)
- Fed’s Williams sees no rate hike until after mid-2015 (Reuters)
- Bank of England’s Bean says expectations for rate rises “reasonable” (Reuters)
- ECB board member: benchmark rate could remain low until 2016 (AFP/Reuters)
- Phil Fed’s Plosser: Mistake to make fin stab explicit mandate (MNI)
- Euro-are inflation steady at 0.5% shows Draghi challenge (Bloomberg)
- French, Chinese central banks agree on renminbi payment system (Reuters)
- ECB monitors impact of anti-deflationary measures (AFP)
- Fed awards record amount of reverse repos (Reuters)
- Bank of Israel intervenes to dampen rise in surging shekel (Haaretz)
- Thai central bank rosy on recovery outlook (Reuters)
- No Putin yes-man on policy as Nabiullina stalks inflation (Bloomberg)
- Nervousness in Sierra Leone over central bank leadership (Awoko)
- Rupee slips below 60.00 on central bank intervention (Reuters)
- Mark Carney: ‘New normal’ for UK interest rates is 2.5% (BBC)
- Carney’s loan cap seen as too weak to stifle housing boom(Bloomberg)
- Inflation pressures driving further rate hikes: New Zealand c.bank(Xinhua)
- World Bank Turkey envoy: cenbank rate decision is premature(Hurriyet)
- Bulgarian lenders under attack, central bank chief warns (Bloomberg)
- Reduced govt borrowing after Eurobond to help cut Kenya rates(Mamboafrica)
- Swaption volatility gap shows complacency on Fed pace, UBS says (Bloomberg)
- The Fed needs to return to monetary rules (John Taylor/WSJ)
- Debt-fueled economic growth not sustainable - BIS
- BIS warns of weakness in emerging markets' banks
- BIS: Central banks risk exiting ultra-easy policy too late
- BIS: Monetary policy should lean against financial booms
- Fed's Bullard: Time to Tighten Monetary Policy Nearer Than Many Expect
- Bullard says US economy strong enough to handle 2015 rate rise (Bloomberg)
- Bank of England imposes first limits on size of UK mortgages (Reuters)
- Fed’s Lacker: Rates could rise even if economic growth subdued (WSJ)
- Taiwan central bank leaves policy rate on hold (Reuters)
- Czech central bank delays end of weak crown policy until Q2 2015 (Reuters)
- Tunisian central bank raises key rate to 4.75% to curb inflation (Reuters)
- Bank of Japan still seen easing policy in 2014 (Reuters)
- PBOC takes more steps to liberalize interest rates (China Daily)
- Taiwan central bank tightens controls on housing prices (CNA)
- Atlanta Fed: Unconventional policy cut unemployment rate by 0.13% (MNI)
- Fed could trigger next crises: Stephen Roach (CNBC)
- Emerging markets face difficult year, says S.Africa’s Marcus (Bernama)
- Abe declares deflation end as growth plan confronts skeptics (Bloomberg)
- Preview: BOE FPC seen choosing insurance against housing risk (MNI)
- Yellen may be poised to rewrite Fed’s rule book on wages, inflation (Reuters)
- UK interest rate rise ‘threatens a fifth of (Midlands) firms’ (Birmingham Post)
- China c.bank survey: more bankers think economy cooled in Q2 (Reuters)
- Singapore to require banks to hold liquid assets for crises (Bloomberg)
- Russia central bank done buying up hard currency for reserve fund (Moscow Times)
- Taiwan central bank to keep rates firm, eye on growth, Fed (Reuters)
- Risks ahead if yuan opens up prematurely (The Standard)
- Make US forward guidance real: Nobel-prize economist (CNBC)
- Should interest rates be higher? (CBS Moneywatch)
- Draghi’s monetary blitz has failed to lift euro zone - Opinion: ECB easing should have weakened the euro, but didn’t
- Fed wants jobless rate lower, mid-‘15 rate hike f’cast ‘reasonable’: Dudley(Reuters)
- BOE Carney, MPC aimed to shake market rate certainty (MNI analysis)
- Fed’s Plosser says recovery broad, calls for monetary policy rule (Reuters)
- BoE’s Bean says gradually moving towards tighter monetary policy (Reuters)
- Mexico consumer prices rise as central bank cuts interest rate (Bloomberg)
- Fed gives banks extra time on capital plans (WSJ)
- Central Bank News Link List - Jun 24, 2014 - Fed wants jobless rate lower, mid-‘15 rate hike f’cast ‘reasonable’: Dudley
- Turkey cuts key 75 bps, expects marked fall in inflation
- Why the ECB’s liquidity plan might struggle to do its job (WSJ)
- China central bank’s ‘targeted easing’ leads to finger pointing(WSJ)
- QE part of ECB toolkit, but focus now on current stimulus-Draghi (Reuters)
- ECB likely to keep rates low until 2016- Nowotny in paper (Reuters)
- Mark Carney told to rein in mortgages (The Telegraph)
- IMF girds for market storms ahead (WSJ)
- It's A Central Banker's World: Negative Interest Rates And The ECB
- Why Does the Eurozone Need a Negative Interest Rate?
- Euro-Zone Industrial Production
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- U.S. Fed trims QE to $35 bln, expects to reduce further
- BOE still needs more evidence slack being absorbed
- Fed seen holding steady policy course but could hint on exit (Reuters)
- Incoming BoE official warns against waiting too long to hike rates (Reuters)
- Why monetary policy is so tricky for the Fed (CBS Moneywatch)
- BoE’s Weale says labour market slack suggests tighter policy needed (Reuters)
- Japan's central bank is nation's biggest creditor (AFP)
- Ukraine’s Poroshenko calls for new central bank chief (WSJ)
- Norway seen delaying rate increases as oil investments fade (Bloomberg)
- China c.bank plans new monetary tool to guide medium-term rates (Reuters)
- Sweden central bank likely to cut rates in July: NIER (RTT)
- Bulgarian central bank deputy governor indicted (AFP)
- Denmark’s house prices to rise in coming years: central bank (Xinhua)
- Zero rates, zero paybacks haunt Danish central bank governor (Bloomberg)
- BOK’s Lee shuffles senior posts to try to end distrust (Bloomberg)
- Yellen, future tightening in spotlight as Fed meets (Reuters)
- BoJ minutes: Moderate economic recovery likely to continue (RTT)
- BoE policy maker expects to vote for interest rate hike by May – Times(Reuters)
- Fed will raise rates faster than investors bet, survey shows (Bloomberg)
- Russia’s central bank signals plan to float rouble still on track (Reuters)
- Interest rates to hold steady, RBA minutes show (AAP)
- New ECB long-term loans not likely to revive euro zone lending (Reuters)
- SNB seen capping franc longer as ECB keeps up pressure (Bloomberg)
- What Mark Carney did and didn’t tell us about UK interest rates (Forbes)
- Central bank governor reassures as oil spike highlights India risks (Reuters)
- Krugman jibes linger as biggest party seeks Riksbank review (Bloomberg)
- Saudis to keep reserve management strategy, says central bank (Reuters)
- IMF cuts U.S. growth outlook, sees more scope for zero rates (Bloomberg)