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Turkish president names new central bank officials
Move follows Erdoğan’s dismissal of two deputy governors and one MPC member
MAS allows Singapore dollar to appreciate in tightening move
Policy-makers raise slope of the S$NEER policy band, citing rising inflation
G7 says retail CBDC networks should be carbon neutral
Group of Seven outlines 13 retail CBDC principles in new report
US bank mergers have not cut branch access – Cleveland Fed
Despite fall in banking firms, number of branches has grown, research finds
Fed joins Network for Indigenous Inclusion
Australian, Canadian and NZ central banks established group earlier this year
Turkish president fires deputy governors
Move appears to be Erdoğan’s latest bid to impose low interest rates despite rising inflation
Brazil central bank spends $1bn to support real
Local currency has declined more than 10% against the dollar since June
BIS paper finds flaws in green taxonomies
“Taxonomy of taxonomies” proposes tackling weaknesses in categorisation of green assets
Georgieva promises to learn lessons from ‘Doing Business’ controversy
IMF chief says she will have “candid discussion” with staff after accusations of improper conduct
Philippines sets ‘P2M’ QR payments in motion
New function could help BSP hit 50% digital retail payment target, says governor
Quarles term as Fed vice-chair ends without replacement
Fed supervision committee will continue without a chair, acting on consensus basis
US CPI inflation rises to 5.4%
Prices continue upward climb, but policy-makers still see pressures as temporary
ECB calls for changes to draft Austrian central bank law
Mechanism for paying productivity council’s head would be monetary financing, ECB says
MAS consults on ‘Cosmic’ risk info-sharing platform
Digital platform for AML/CFT information sharing could be launched as soon as 2023
Clarida: ‘Stagflation is not my baseline case’
Fed vice-chair says inflation situation not akin to 1970s
IMF: growth prospects dim as pandemic lingers
Fund revises down growth forecasts, warning of inflation, disruption and divergence
UK government mulls giving BoE new payment supervision powers
BoE would oversee firms within the broader ‘payment chain’
Georgieva keeps job as Yellen promises further scrutiny
Evidence did not “conclusively demonstrate” the IMF chief played an “improper role”
Cubero calls for expanded IMF role
Costa Rica governor endorses Resilience and Stability Trust proposal
IMF board fails to decide on Georgieva
US and Japan call for resignation but China and many European countries back IMF head
FSB to press ahead with money market fund reforms
Asset managers had argued turbulence in MMFs during Covid was symptom of stress not cause
Unemployment falls across North America
US recovery is weaker than expected, while Canada reaches pre-pandemic jobs levels
Empirical economists win Nobel Prize
Card, Angrist and Imbens share prize for work on labour markets and causality
China’s financial market at risk of ‘distress’, RBA report warns
Authorities may have to choose between market discipline and intervention to save Evergrande