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SNB’s Jordan describes task of maintaining franc exchange limit

Central Banking | 10 Apr 2012 secure

Thomas Jordan sets out how the Swiss National Bank has been fighting to keep the franc-to-euro exchange limit in place; explains slight slip-up last week allowing some trades to happen at lower rate

Topics: Swiss franc, Swiss National Bank, Switzerland, euro, Exchange rate

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NBB working paper pays tribute to 'architect of the euro'

Central Banking | 10 Apr 2012 secure

Topics: National Bank of Belgium, euro, Europe

Financial Stability

SNB set to keep rates low and maintain floor

Central Banking | 05 Apr 2012 secure

Topics: Swiss National Bank, Swiss franc, Switzerland, euro, Inflation, Exchange rate

Financial Stability

BoJ's Kamezaki says efforts to reform Europe no more than 'stop-gaps'

Central Banking | 05 Apr 2012 secure

Topics: Japan, Bank of Japan, euro, Financial crisis

Financial Stability

Draghi places emphasis on governments to drive EU growth

Central Banking | 04 Apr 2012 secure

Topics: ECB, Mario Draghi, euro, Europe, growth, monetary policy

Monetary Policy

Draghi explains why more LTRO draw-down information is not released

Central Banking | 04 Apr 2012 secure

Topics: Mario Draghi, euro, European Central Bank, Europe

Financial Stability

Bank of Slovenia forecasts economic contraction in 2012

Central Banking | 03 Apr 2012 secure

Topics: Bank of Slovenia, Slovenia, euro, Europe, Financial crisis, growth

Financial Stability

Eurogroup boosts emergency funding facility

Central Banking | 30 Mar 2012 secure

Topics: euro, Eurozone, Greece, bailout, Ireland, Portugal, European Financial Stability Facility

Monetary Policy

BoE’s Posen says credit failures are hampering UK recovery

Central Banking | 29 Mar 2012 secure

Topics: euro, United States, Bank of England, United Kingdom, Adam Posen, Financial crisis

Financial Stability

RBA warns banks against chasing ‘unrealistic profit’

Central Banking | 28 Mar 2012 secure

Topics: Reserve Bank of Australia, Australia, Bonds, euro, Financial crisis

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SNB’s Jordan describes task of maintaining franc exchange limit

NBB working paper pays tribute to 'architect of the euro'

SNB set to keep rates low and maintain floor

BoJ's Kamezaki says efforts to reform Europe no more than 'stop-gaps'

Draghi places emphasis on governments to drive EU growth

Draghi explains why more LTRO draw-down information is not released

Bank of Slovenia forecasts economic contraction in 2012

Eurogroup boosts emergency funding facility

BoE’s Posen says credit failures are hampering UK recovery

RBA warns banks against chasing ‘unrealistic profit’

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