News/Reserves

India's RBI discusses gold exchange

INDIA - Reserve Bank of India's Deputy Governor Y V Reddy has proposed setting up an exchange for trading in gold as part of the efforts to develop the precious metal's market in the country and integrate it with the financial market.

Aid returns to Argentina

ARGENTINA - Argentina has received its first financial assistance since its economy went into a nosedive last year.

ECB gold reserves - EUR55M

GERMANY - The Eurosystem's net reserves in gold and gold receivables declined EUR55 million to EUR126.8 billion in the week ended 22 March, the European Central Bank said Tuesday.

Argentina sets new forex controls to prop up peso

ARGENTINA - Argentina's Central Bank on Monday introduced measures to tighten controls on the foreign exchange market in an effort to stop record falls in the peso that had threatened to throw the government's economic policy into turmoil.

BNB aims at more effective control of gold reserve

BULGARIA - The board of governors of the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) is engaged in continuous debates on the options for a more effective management of Bulgaria's monetary gold reserves, deputy governor Martin Zaimov told reporters.

Welteke flags Buba may sell gold, buy stocks

GERMANY - Bundesbank President Ernst Welteke on Monday surprised central bank watchers by signalling the bank might consider selling part of its gold reserves and reinvesting the proceeds in shares as well as in bonds.

Argentine c bank bars 21 institutions from forex

ARGENTINA - Argentina's Central Bank on Monday suspended 21 financial institutions from foreign exchange trading after they failed to meet new capital regulations aimed at propping up a weakening peso currency.

Interagency Guidance on Country Risk Management

LETTER - The Federal Reserve, along with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, have issued enhanced guidance concerning the elements of an effective country risk management process for banking…

Lithuanian c bank lowers reserve requirements

LITHUANIA - Lithuania's central bank said on Thursday it lowered the reserve requirements for banks to six percent from eight percent in a move to bring the country's banking rules closer to European standards.

Japanese hoarding gold as economic anxiety persist

FEATURE - While Japan has had the world's fastest-growing major stock market this year and the yen has jumped nearly 3 percent against the dollar in the last month, a small but growing number of Japanese investors are preparing for the worst and hoarding…

China raises gold prices in unscheduled move

CHINA - China's central People's Bank of China (PBOC) raised domestic buying and selling prices of 99.99 percent pure gold by an average of 1.42 percent on Wednesday, an unscheduled move outside its regular weekly fixing.

China's central bank chief unfazed by debt

CHINA - The governor of China's central bank, Dai Xianglong, acknowledged for the first time yesterday that national domestic debt is much higher than official yardsticks have so far indicated, but he said reform and economic growth would alleviate the…

Argentina seeks to clear way for IMF deal

ARGENTINA - Argentina's Senate yesterday debated the country's 2002 budget a day ahead of schedule as part of efforts to unlock a big support package from the International Monetary Fund.

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