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Iceland explains another deep cut

Members of the Central Bank of Iceland's Monetary Policy Committee decided to cut the key policy rate by 250 basis points to 13% in light of the improved stability of the krona, the minutes for the 5 and 6 May meeting reveal.

RBA on why it kept policy rate unchanged

The Reserve Bank of Australia decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 3% as there were signs that the economic stimulus that had been applied was supporting demand, according to minutes of the May meeting.

SARB - Monetary Policy Review

The heightened levels of global economic uncertainty are making monetary-policy decisions more challenging, notes the latest Monetary Policy Review from the South African Reserve Bank.

Bank Indonesia - Annual Report 2008

In Indonesia, the fallout from the global financial crisis began to take hold towards the end of 2008, the latest Annual Report from the country's central bank states.

Central Bank of Kuwait - Annual Report 2007-08

The Central Bank of Kuwait continued its efforts during the fiscal year 2007-08 to control domestic liquidity growth rates by taking various measures to manage the noticeable rise in credit facilities available in the country.

Cayman Islands Monetary Authority - Ann Rep 07-08

The growing size and complexity of the financial services industry placed increasing demands on the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority during 2007-08, said Cindy Scotland, the managing director of the central bank, in the institution's latest Annual…

Bangladesh Bank - Annual Report 2007-2008

The Bangladeshi economy expanded at a satisfactory pace during the 2008 financial year despite a number of natural disasters, notes the latest Annual Report from the country's central bank.

HKMA - Annual Report 2008

Hong Kong's exchange fund lost HK$136 billion ($17.5 billion) in 2008, revealed the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) in its Annual Report published on Monday.

Czechs criticise De Larosiere report

The De Larosiere report fails to take account of the need for one regulator to cover supervision of all sectors of the financial market, says a position statement from the Czech National Bank.

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