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Brash unimpressed with RBNZ's plans

Former RBNZ chief Don Brash said this week that while the high value of the New Zealand dollar was hurting the economy, any attempt to intervene would be fraught with risk.

Taiwan markets jittery after President shot

Taiwan markets were nervous on Friday 19 March after President Chen Shui-bian survived an assassination attempt on the eve of a presidential election. The central bank said it would intervene to stabilise the currency where necessary.

International Conference on Emerging Markets

The Centre for the Study of Emerging Markets (CSEM), Westminster Business School, London, will hold a two-day conference 11-12 June. Confirmed speakers include central bank governors from Poland, Bolivia, Latvia and Bosnia Herzegovina.

Combined ATM system starts in Pakistan

Dr Ishrat Husain, the governor of the fState Bank of Pakistan (SBP), has inaugurated the two ATM switches, Mnet and 1-Link, at a ceremony held at the SBP building.

Bank of England MPC Minutes 3/4 March

Minutes of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee Meeting were released on 17 March for the meeting of 3 and 4 March 2004. All nine members of the MPC voted to keep interest rates steady earlier this month, but their arguments may suggest…

Japan denies plan to change forex policy

Japanese officials on Tuesday 16 March sought to deflect growing speculation that they could soon scale back their foreign exchange intervention, aimed at preventing a higher yen from stifling an economic recovery.

Fukui says BOJ wants 'favourable money supply'

Bank of Japan Governor Toshihiko Fukui told Parliament on Wednesday 17 March that the central bank wants to achieve "favourable money supply" growth and that the economy hasn't recovered enough to allow the BOJ to adopt an explicit inflation target.

New Spanish PM backs Rato for IMF

Spain's future Socialist prime minister, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, on Wednesday 17 March came out in support of Rodrigo Rato for IMF Managing Director, saying that his appointment would be good news.

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