Central Banks
Draghi says ECB may have to reassess Greek emergency liquidity
Eurogroup meeting fails to agree solution on Greece
Riksbank seeks greater clarity with redesigned monetary policy report
Shorter report aims to focus more on analysis and less on detailed data
Zeti highlights ‘v-shaped’ recoveries in Malaysia
Malaysia’s economy has flexibility to adjust to shocks, says Zeti
Central Bank of Bahrain upgrading market infrastructure
Central bank is ‘establishing a disclosure and corporate governance-based monitoring framework’
SNB’s Danthine: traders wrong to paint Swiss franc surge as black swan
It was 'absolutely certain' that SNB would end Swiss franc floor, says vice-chair
Sarb expands risk management framework
Sarb sets up unit in financial stability department to address stress-testing needs
RBNZ hires monetary policy advisers as inflation drops to 15-year low
Governor says advisers partaking in deliberations on monetary policy ‘bring fresh viewpoints'
‘Severe’ risks around lifting capital controls, Icelandic report warns
Most expected capital movements 'well mapped out'
Legal questions force Swedish FSA to scrap amortisation rule
Ingves says policy still needed in response on Riksbank website
Lithuania bought 1.6 tonnes of gold as part of euro switch
Adopting the euro allows Lithuania to diversify reserves
BoE minutes remind markets not to be complacent
Markets may be pricing in too much inaction, economists say
Sánchez encourages ‘realistic’ expectations of macro-prudential tools
Bank of Mexico deputy governor considers effectiveness of tools
Bank of Portugal considers conflict of interest
Varela, appointed in September, reportedly has a stake in Portuguese banks
Prasarn highlights ‘untapped opportunities’ between Thailand and China
China is still growing at a ‘satisfactorily high level’, says governor
Glenn Stevens flags capital market risks
RBA governor warns of potential for 'abrupt' sell-off
Toyota executive slated to join BoJ board
Yukitoshi Funo, former head of company's US operations, nominated to replace Yoshihisa Morimoto
Public to vote on design of €2 commemorative coin
Partly a tool for raising awareness of economic governance
Fed’s Claessens challenges banking Balkanisation theories
Trend towards emerging markets began before the crisis
Economists split on reality of cross-border co-operation
Regional co-operation could provide partial solution
Bank of Mexico lays out new rules for local derivatives
Rules come into force for transactions with domestic investors in April 2016
Central banks of Colombia and Peru expect bond impact from Fed rate hike
The depreciation of currencies is already a response to a rate hike, says Julio Velarde
Stronger dollar will pose challenges for South African economy, says Mminele
There are signs the dollar could appreciate further, Mminele notes