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Riksbank's General Council on Heikensten decision

The General Council will now together begin the work to find a successor for the position as Riksbank Governor, Chairman of the Riksbank's General Council Jan Bergqvist and Vice Chairman Johan Gernandt said in a joint statement Thursday.

Banco de Mexico goes live with new software

OpenLink, a provider of trading and risk management software solutions, announced on Friday 30 September that Banco de Mexico, the second largest central bank in the Americas, has gone live with OpenLink's latest front-through-back- office, fully…

BoE's Lambert warns on disappointing GDP

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Richard Lambert warned in a newspaper interview on Thursday 29 September that UK GDP growth is likely to fall short of the central bank's best estimate and that consumer spending remains weak.

UK's Clarke sees euro off the agenda

Kenneth Clarke, a contender for the Conservative party leadership, reiterated that the euro was off the British political map for the next ten years on BBC Radio's "Today" programme on Wednesday morning, 28 September, as he had first told Central Banking…

China allows IFC, ADB to issue debt

China's State Council has given approval for the International Finance Corp and the Asian Development Bank to issue yuan-denominated debt on the mainland, the Ministry of Finance said in a statement on its website.

RBI adviser says no pressure on rates

An Indian monetary policy adviser said in an interview on Tuesday 27 September he saw no immediate upward pressure on interest rates but warned that the central bank could not ignore rising U.S. rates.

Bernanke sees 'small' impact from oil prices

Top White House economic adviser Ben Bernanke said on Tuesday 27 September that high energy prices are a burden on households and could ultimately restrain economic growth but so far the impact has been modest.

BOJ's Suda doesn't rule out policy shift

A Bank of Japan policy board member left open the possibility on Wednesday 28 September that the central bank could ditch its ultra-loose monetary policy by the end of the fiscal year to next March.

Fed must focus on inflation says Hoenig

Kansas City Fed president Thomas Hoenig said on Monday 26 September that the damage to the US economy caused by hurricanes Katrina and Rita can be shaken off and the Fed must focus on keeping inflation at bay to maintain stable growth.

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