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Argentina tightens banking freeze

ARGENTINA - Argentina's Congress has passed a law aimed at rescuing the country's banks by making it more difficult for savers to withdraw their cash.

China reaffirms separation of banking, regulation

CHINA - The People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, has turned down the calls for removal of the wall between the banking, insurance and securities sectors, reaffirming that the wall will remain there for now.

BOU forex strategy may be paying off

UGANDA - The Bank of Uganda's (BOU) new strategy of intervening into the foreign exchange market without disclosing amounts sold, seems to be working, reports New Africa News.

Afghanistan backs national currency

AFGHANISTAN - The central bank in Afghanistan has intervened to support the national currency, buying $500,000 worth of afghanis from the Kabul money market.

Brazil clearance system up and running

BRAZIL - A new Brazilian bank clearance network designed to increase efficiency and reduce risk in the financial system of Latin America's No.1 economy got off to a smooth start on Monday.

No need for more transparency at ECB says Noyer

BELGIUM - European Central Bank Vice President Christian Noyer said on Tuesday there was no reason for the time being to increase the banks transparency by publishing minutes of the ECB's closed-door meetings, but did not rule it at some point in the…

IMF Press Conference

PRESS CONFERENCE - Transcript of a Press Conference Following The International Monetary and Financial Committee Meeting, Washington, D.C., 20 April.

Legislation may see expanded role for Irish c bank

IRELAND - The Minister for Finance in Ireland, Mr McCreevy, has laid the foundation for the creation of a restructured Central Bank that will incorporate consumer protection and prudential regulation of the financial services sector.

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