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BoE keeps rates on hold

UK - The Bank of England left interest rates unchanged on Thursday, as widely expected, amid concerns over a weak economic recovery and continuing volatility in stock markets.

New currency for Afghanistan

AFGHANISTAN - Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Wednesday said his government would replace its troubled afghani currency with new banknotes in a bid to bring stability to volatile exchange markets.

SDG unveil software to detect money laundering

INDIA - SDG Software Technologies, a Hyderabad-based surveillance software solutions provider for the financial markets, has developed BankAlert - anti-money laundering software - targeting various financial institutions including central banks and…

Sharp growth in Pakistan surplus

PAKISTAN - Pakistan's current account surplus in the past financial year (July-June) soared to a record $2.74bn (€2.79bn, £1.77bn), up from $326m the year before, officials at the central bank in Karachi said Monday.

HKMA Quarterly Bulletin, August 2002

REPORT - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has published its Quarterly Bulletin for August 2002. The report contains an article Hong Kong's Currency Board Today: The Unexpected Challenge of Deflation.

HM Treasury Press Release

PRESS RELEASE - Appointment of Bank of England Deputy Governor Financial Stability, 3 September. The Queen has been pleased to appoint, under the Bank of England Act 1998, Sir Andrew Large as Deputy Governor (Financial Stability) of the Bank of England…

ECB Working Paper Series

RESEARCH - 'Constructing quality-adjusted price indices: a comparison of hedonic and discrete choice models' by Nicole Jonker, September 2002. The Boskin Report (1996) concluded that the US consumer price index (CPI)overestimated the inflation by 1.1…

3rd Annual Payments Symposium Presentations

PRESENTATIONS - 'Using new technologies to transform the future of payments', sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Columbus Marriott Northwest, Ohio, held between 6-7 June 2002.

Chicago Fed Letter, September 2002

PUBLICATION - The September 2002 issue of Chicago Fed Letter looks at how inequality is perpetuated over generations and how financial constraints among low income families may contribute to this cycle.

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