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Slovene gov't adopts Bill on the central bank

SLOVENIA - The Slovene government on Thursday adopted the bill on the Bank of Slovenia which aims to harmonise Slovenia's legislation in the field to that of the European Union. The bill has been sent to parliament, where MPs are to discuss it in second…

Goodhart talks on central bank independence

UK - Professor Charles Goodhart a former member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee made a powerful argument for central bankindependence in a talk at the London School of Economics yesterday, Thursday. A CentralBankNet correspondent was…

Turkey woos IMF with reforms

TURKEY - Turkey is due on Friday to finalise a series of reforms to its banking system, deemed to be crucial if the country is to secure further loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Top civil servant to be new governor in Ireland

IRELAND - Mr John Hurley, the senior civil servant in the Department of Finance, will be the new governor of the Central Bank. The incumbent, Mr Maurice O'Connell, has indicated to the Minister for Finance, Mr Charlie McCreevy that he will be stepping…

Speech by David Carse of the HKMA

SPEECH - In the speech made Thursday and titled '2001 End-Year Review and Prospects and Priorities for 2002' Carse said the challenging operating environment last year will have put pressure on the earnings of Hong Kong banks.

Dodge refuses to rule out common currency

CANADA - David Dodge, the Governor of the Bank of Canada, Tuesday, refused to rule out the possibility that Canada and the United States could share a common currency some day, though he said a number of tough conditions would have to be met first.

Speech by David Dodge, Governor of Bank of Canada

SPEECH - In the speech titled 'Inflation Targeting During a Difficult Year' Dodge reiterated his view that the Canadian economy will grow between 1% and 2% in the year's first half and then accelerate. "As I have already noted, it is becoming clearer…

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