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Argentina's peso firms

ARGENTINA - Argentina's peso has gained 10% against the US dollar on its second day as a free floating currency in a decade.

Peso float buys time in Argentina

ARGENTINA - The controlled flotation of the Argentine peso on Monday bought President Eduardo Duhalde's government a little time to continue improvising a plan to rescue the country from financial collapse, but pressing issues remain unresolved in the…

BoJ report paints bleak picture of Japan's economy

JAPAN - The Bank of Japan on Tuesday painted a bleak picture of the world's second largest economy in its monthly report, pointing to lower capital investment, weak private consumption and a harsh lending environment for small companies seeking to raise…

Speech by Tito Mboweni, Res Bank of South Africa

SPEECH - In the speech made 9 February Mboweni said there is a need for a mechanism to inject additional liquidity into the world economy during times of stress. He said that reform of the international financial system should also address the problem of…

Speech by Eva Srejber of Sveriges Riksbank

SPEECH - In the speech titled 'Life outside Euroland' Srejber said that the latest reports pointed to a transition period of between two and three years from a referendum until EMU entry. However, she said, "this preparation time can be shortened…

Speech by Eugenio Domingo Solans of the ECB

SPEECH - Eugenio Domingo Solans, Miembro del Consejo de Gobierno y del Comite Ejecutivo del Banco Central Europeo, Intervencion en el Foro Financiero 2002 de ABC, Madrid, 11 de febrero del 2002. This speech is only in Spanish, 11 February.

Speech by Koh Yong Guan, MD of the MAS

SPEECH - Koh Yong Guan said in the speech that the central bank is issuing an industry consultative paper on "credit portfolio stress testing," and the feedback from this will be used to formulate the guidelines. "Financial institutions in Singapore can…

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