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Renminbi Settlement System goes live

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited (BOCHK) jointly announced on Thursday 2 March the launch of the new Renminbi Settlement System (RSS) on 6 March 2006.

ECB poses no objection to Stark's appointment

At Thursday's meeting, 2 March, the Governing Council of the ECB adopted an opinion on a recommendation from the Council of the European Union on the appointment of a new member of the Executive Board of the ECB.

Fed's Kroszner sworn in

Randall S. Kroszner took the oath of office on Wednesday 1 March as a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

SARB's Mboweni blasts 'know-it-all' IMF

South African Reserve Bank governor, Tito Mboweni, slammed the IMF and World Bank on Tuesday 28 February for what he called their high handedness and know it all approach when dealing with developing countries.

Japan's LDP won't meddle with BOJ

One of Japan's ruling party lawmakers told Reuters on Wednesday 1 March that it is up to the Bank of Japan when it ends its ultra-easy policy so long as steps to contain bond yield spikes are in place.

PBOC official sees slow dollar reserves shift

The director of the People's Bank of China's research department said on Tuesday 28 February that although China is moving toward diversifying its reserves, anyone thinking the change would be quick was misunderstanding the process.

BoE says payment covers all stolen notes

The Bank of England said on Friday 24 February that the £25 million payment made by Securitas on Wednesday covers all the stolen notes belonging to the central bank.

Bulgaria doing everything to join euro

Bulgarian Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev told European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet on Monday 27 February that his government was doing everything possible to join the EU as soon as possible and to introduce the euro in 2009.

Bernanke says bad idea to manage asset prices

The Federal Reserve has to pay close attention to asset prices because they affect the economy, according to Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, but it is not a good idea for the US central bank to try to affect their prices directly.

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