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Brazil's fin min says central bank chief staying

Brazil's central bank president Henrique Meirelles will remain in the job even though he has been criticised by some members of the government for his conservative stance, finance minister Guido Mantega told reporters on Wednesday 7 February.

Chavez to implement anti-inflation plan

Venezuela's president Hugo Chavez' Government is preparing a plan to fight inflation, to prevent it from exceeding 12 percent this year, according to minister of finance Rodrigo Cabezas.

PBOC closely monitoring inflation pressure

Inflation pressure is building up from rising consumer prices in China and requires the attention of all branches of the People's Bank of China (PBoC), the central bank-backed Financial News reported Wednesday 7 February, citing PBoC vice governor Xiang…

Fischer trips to raise support for Israel to OECD

Bank of Israel governor Stanley Fischer is travelling to Germany and Japan this week to increase support for Israel's bid to join the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development as a full member, the central bank said.

PBOC tells lenders to monitor loans closely

The Shanghai branch of the People's Bank of China has told local lenders to tighten examination of loans to prevent illegal inflows of funds into the stock market, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Tuesday 6 February.

Ito says BoJ must explain policy better

A member of the Japanese government's top economic council said on Monday 5 February in an interview with Reuters the Bank of Japan should promote accountability and transparency in its monetary policy as it has not been doing a good job in communicating…

Bahrain's Crown Prince has doubts on GCC deadline

In an interview published Monday 5 February, Crown Prince Shaikh Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa of Bahrain cast doubt on a 2010 deadline for monetary union in the region and said his country and the five other GCC states still had some issues to resolve on…

PBOC's Gang says China to step up liquidity fight

A senior official at the People's Bank of China said on Sunday 4 February that China had mopped up much of the excess liquidity derived from massive trade and investment flows but must stay alert to keep money supply and credit in check.

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