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Bank of Guyana - Annual Report 2006

Lawrence Williams, the governor of the central bank, said that, after recording a decline of 1.9% in 2005, Guyana's economy rebounded in 2006 to register real economic growth of 4.7%, exceeding the 4.3% target for the year.

3rd Islamic banking conference in Karachi

The third international conference on Islamic Banking and Finance Risk Management, Regulation and Supervision will be held in Karachi during April 2008, according to an announcement by the State Bank of Pakistan.

Central Bank of Tunisia - Annual Report 2006

The Central Bank of Tunisia has published its 48th annual report. Covering the year 2006, it analyses the main economic and financial trends prevailing in Tunisia and throughout the world and presents the issuing institution's financial statements,…

Kyrgyz Republic - 2006 Annual Report

Financial supervision in the Krygyz Republic developed in 2006 as the central bank continued its implementation of the core principles of the Basel Committee for Banking Supervision.

Mizuno wanted 25 bp hike

The minutes from the Bank of Japan's monetary policy board July meeting confirm that Atsushi Mizuno wanted to raise the overnight rate from 0.5% to 0.75%.

Bank of Zambia - Annual Report 2005

The Zambian economy recorded 5% growth in 2005, with manufacturing and tourism making the most appreciable contributions, in-spite of adverse developments in the oil industry that threatened economic activity.

ECB publishes "Blue Book"

The 2007 edition of the Blue Book, which describes the main payment and securities settlement systems in the EU, comes in two volumes: one on countries in the euro area, the other for non-euro area countries.

Bank of Estonia - Annual Report 2006

Estonia is highly unlikely to meet the Maastricht inflation criterion in 2007-09, notes the governor of Estonia's central bank in the annual report for 2006, but "we should maintain readiness to adopt the euro at the first opportunity," he says.

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