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Fed's McTeer sees no recession from oil hikes

Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert McTeer said in a comment piece in the Wall Street Journal on Monday that despite the increase in energy prices, the United States will not go into a recession as it has during previous jumps in energy costs.

Persson: China increasingly important for Sweden

Sveriges Riksbank Deputy Governor Kristina Persson gave a speech Tuesday at the Umea Association for Foreign Affairs. The speech was entitled "What can China's economic development entail for Sweden?" Persson said "the increase in growth in China means…

RBA Statement on Monetary Policy, May 2004

The Reserve Bank of Australia has published its May 2004 Statement on Monetary Policy. The RBA said easing currency woes, a cooling housing market and an improving global economy had improved the prospects for balanced growth. While the risks to the…

Redesign of the Bundesbank's website

The Deutsche Bundesbank has launched its redesigned website. Two key objectives have been achieved, the bank said. Completely barrier-free access to the website and consistent, uniform structuring of complex material in an attractive design, retaining…

Fed minutes show concern at ultra-low rates

Some FOMC members expressed concern at their March meeting that a long period of ultra-low short-term interest rates might lead to increased speculation in financial markets, according to Federal Reserve minutes released ON Thursday 6 May.

Kerry sees Rubin in Greenspan's shoes

US Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry has said that if elected he will seriously consider former treasury secretary Robert Rubin to replace Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan when he retires.

Nepal Rastra Bank chief has land seized

The Rebel Communist Party of Nepal has escalated the capture of land belonging to local landlords, including land owned by the central bank chief. The party has captured 300 hectares of land and made it public.

Russian rouble to get facelift

The Russian rouble is getting its first facelift in six years with the addition of four high-tech security features aimed at discouraging counterfeiters, Goznak, which prints the currency, said on Thursday 6 May.

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