Financial reporting
UK parliamentarians to examine exchanges between Carney and Osborne
Bank of England governor defends position on Brexit analysis to MPs; process to be agreed regarding examination of discussions between chancellor and BoE governor
Annual inflation in Argentina at 40.3% by year-end, markets say
Inflation seen slowing to less than 16% by end of 2018; results published in new expectations survey, relaunched after the central bank studied examples from abroad
Argentina releases first inflation data following statistics overhaul
Prices for transportation, food and housing drive up inflation, which rose 4.2% in May; IMF reviews progress next month
Sarb bulletin charts divergence in survey expectations
For first time since 2014, average inflation expectations of analysts are higher than those of business people and trade unions; aggregate expectations for inflation to average 6.2% this year and next
Sri Lankan central bank defends governor expenses
Central bank incurs around $663,000 in travel expenses in 2015 as governor and central bank staff attend a number of international financial meetings
Gaps in banking and AML laws need urgent attention, Philippine deputy says
In the wake of the Bangladesh hacking scandal, the Central Bank of the Philippines wants to improve the legal framework underpinning the banking sector
Bank of Mauritius spells out cost-cutting measures
Central bank defends finances after posting losses in successive years; points to range of measures taken to reduce expenses, including release of "unproductive but fatly remunerated" employees
Dutch central bank starts retaining €500m yearly as risk provision
The Netherlands Bank plans to retain €3bn of profits in six annual instalments to cover against possible credit and interest rate risk
Equities support Danish central bank's profits in 2015
Move into riskier assets contributes to profits in 2015, in addition to significant returns from defending the krone; costs are also on the rise following major IT project
ECB costs and profits on the rise, annual accounts show
Net profit for the ECB rose in 2015 year on year due to higher gains from securities sales and more fees charged for supervisory activities; operating costs also rise due to staff increases
Paper studies central bank risk and return over 175 years
Research uses the National Bank of Denmark as a case study, exploring how its balance sheet and profit from financial items evolved between 1839 and 2014