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Euro rates slashed to boost growth

Mounting fears over the sluggish eurozone economy have prompted the European Central Bank (ECB) to cut its key interest rate by a half-point, to 2.75%. There have been strong hints in the weeks since the last meeting from governing council members that…

Sweden reduces interest rates again

Sweden's central bank cut its key repo rate on Thursday for the second time in three weeks, saying it expected inflation to fall below its two percent inflation target as industrial activity deteriorated.

Japan's Takanaka says inflation defeat difficult

Japan's Economy Minister Heizo Takenaka kept up the pressure on the Bank of Japan Thursday to further ease monetary policy. But, as we have previously reported, the Bank is keen to add further stimulation with board member Hidehiko Haru saying last week…

Hayami - Monetary policy a kind of targeting

Bank of Japan Governor Masaru Hayami Thursday dismissed calls for the BOJ to set a target for inflation, saying the central bank didn't have the tools to make such a target credible. A senior politician Taku Yamasaki, said on Wednesday, 'at the very…

Moderate may head Brazil's central bank

The debate over who will take charge of Brazil's central bank continues as we hear that a moderate economist is going to be appointed by the incoming leftist government to head the Banco Do Brasil, a Brazilian newspaper reported Wednesday. The outgoing…

RBA leaves rates unchanged as expected

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) left interest rates unchanged Wednesday as the shaky global outlook overshadowed a reactively strong domestic economy. After its final meeting for 2002 the RBA left the cash rate at 4.75 per cent.

HKMA set for reshuffle as top executives leave

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority faces a management reshuffle with two deputy chief executives leaving next month and a third reportedly ready to go in March, officials said Wednesday. In a press release, which confirmed one of those to leave, Joseph Yam…

Central Bank of Sri Lanka signs RTGS deal

Logica announced Wednesday that it has signed a deal worth US$9 million to implement the Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) System and the Scripless Securities Settlement (SSS) System for the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL).

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