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Vietnam widens currency trading band

Vietnam's central bank has widened the band inside which its currency is allowed to trade against the US dollar in a move to create a more flexible exchange rate system, state media reported Thursday 4 January.

New NBP chief nominated

Poland's president on Wednesday 3 January nominated Slawomir Skrzypek, acting president of a major Polish bank, as the next head of the National Bank of Poland.

BoJ's Muto says rate hikes support growth

A hawkish monetary policy by the Bank of Japan would be consistent with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's emphasis on pro-growth policies, central bank deputy governor Toshiro Muto told the Nikkei daily on Wednesday 3 January.

PBOC's Wu expects Fed rate cuts in 2007

The US Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates in 2007 and that will reinforce the dollar's downwards bias and the yuan's tendency to rise, a senior Chinese central banker was reported by the Financial News as saying.

ECB member bank buys gold

The Daily Telegraph in London reported Wednesday 3 January that a member of the European Central Bank system had begun buying bullion, the first such purchase in years.

New name mentioned for NBP president

Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza reported Monday 1 January that President Lech Kaczynski is considering appointing Prof. Jerzy Zyzynski, head of the Department of Public Economy of Warsaw University, as the next president of the National Bank of Poland.

ECB's Liikanen sees inflation risks

European Central Bank Governing Council member, Erkki Liikanen, said there were still upside risks to inflation in the eurozone, Finnish national broadcaster YLE reported on Tuesday 2 January.

BOJ minutes show divergence with markets on views

Minutes from the Bank of Japan's 15-16 November policy board meeting published Friday 22 December showed some members saw a "divergence" between the central bank and market participants over how to assess the economic climate in light of some weak data.

PBOC says Thailand has lessons for China

Thailand's recent financial turmoil holds lessons for China and shows that controls over the pace of currency appreciation are needed, a People's Bank of China researcher said Thursday 21 December.

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