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BOJ's Fukui sees slow rate rises

Bank of Japan governor Toshihiko Fukui said the central bank would raise interest rates slowly and would proceed without focusing on one particular economic indicator, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday 1 June.

Russian reserves hit all time high

Russia's gold and foreign exchange reserves, boosted by record world oil prices, have touched an all-time high of $243.3 billion, the central bank said on Thursday 1 June.

PBOC to increase yuan flexibility

The People's Bank of China said in its first quarter monetary report that it will increase the flexibility of the yuan's exchange rate mechanism and intervene less in determining the currency's value.

Japan's Tanigaki sees continuity with Paulson

Japanese Finance Minister Sadakazu Tanigaki said Wednesday 31 May that he does not believe, at least for now, that there will be a change in the U.S. foreign exchange policy under Treasury Secretary nominee Henry Paulson.

RBA's Stevens calls for continuity

Glenn Stevens, deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, has called for "continuity" above all else when it comes to finding a replacement for governor Ian Macfarlane in September.

IMF names Liam P. Ebrill as HR director

Rodrigo de Rato, Managing Director of the IMF, on Friday 26 May named Liam P. Ebrill to the position of Director of the Human Resources Department to succeed Jorge Marquez-Ruarte.

PBOC's Tang says China may not tighten further

China may not need to tighten its macro-economic policy further in the near future, Tang Xu, the director of the People's Bank of China's research bureau, said in an interview published in the official Shanghai Securities News.

Fed can't ignore stock, home prices says Bernanke

Fed chairman Ben Bernanke said in a written response to a senator that the US central bank cannot turn a blind eye to price changes for stocks and homes when deciding on interest rates, but should take action only when they threaten the overall economy.

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