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Speech by William Poole, St Louis Fed Bank, 26 Aug

SPEECH - In the speech titled 'Taking Stock: the State of the Business Recovery' Poole said it was unlikely the US economy would slip back into recession, noting that a "double-dip" recession has only occurred once since WW2. He credited strategies by…

Speech by David Carse of the HKMA, 23 Aug

SPEECH - Carse used the speech titled 'Anti-Money Laundering and the Role of Supervision' to highlight some of the issues being addressed during a review of the HKMA's 1997 anti-money laundering guidelines in the light of recent developments.

RBI to use post offices for coin distribution

INDIA - The Reserve Bank of India is planning to distribute coins in exchange of currency notes through post offices and even railway counters, the Hindu newspaper reports. The decision is part of its efforts to bridge the gap between excess demand from…

Yugoslav bank chief rejects Montenegrin proposal

YUGOSLAVIA - Yugoslav National (central) Bank (NBY) Governor Mladjan Dinkic said on Wednesday that the proposal by the Montenegrin central bank governor regarding payments operations with Serbia was a step backwards from the earlier NBY proposal for…

Speech by M Moskow, President, Chicago Fed, 21 Aug

SPEECH - Moskow said in a speech titled 'Economic Outlook' that "the Fed cannot - and should not - try to smooth out every bump," and warned that the path back to the economy's potential growth rate could be rocky. Moskow, who is not a voting member of…

Speech by Malcolm Edey of the RBA, 22 Aug

SPEECH - In the speech 'The Global Economic Scene' Edey said it was wrong of anyone to suggest that the global economy was going backwards. Assistant Governor Edey also said that "given the supportive policy settings in place around the world, it would…

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