BOJ offers dollar supply operation for 3/19 - 3/26 (EST) with loan rate at 0.630 pct
Mar 17, 2015 01:42 am UTC| Central Banks
Amount of BOJs dollar supply operation is unlimited within the amount of pooled eligible...
Australia's RBA leaves rate cut on table after March pause
Mar 17, 2015 00:32 am UTC| Central Banks
AUSTRALIA C.BANK MINUTES: CONSIDERED RATE CUT AT MEETING, DECIDED TO PAUSE FOR MORE DATA RBA: BOARD MEMBERS "WERE OF THE VIEW THAT A CASE TO EASE POLICY FURTHER MIGHT EMERGE" RBA: SAW BENEFIT IN "ALLOWING SOME TIME" FOR...
BOJ offers to buy 1050 bln yen JGBs with residual maturities outright from 3/20
Mar 13, 2015 01:14 am UTC| Central Banks
BOJ offers to buy 300 bln yen JGBs (Residual maturity of 1YR to 3YR) outright from 3/20 BOJ offers to buy 350 bln yen JGBs (Residual maturity of 3YR to 5YR) outright from 3/20 BOJ offers to buy 400 bln yen JGBs (Residual...
Australia's RBA cautions growth not guaranteed, despite low rates
Mar 10, 2015 22:11 pm UTC| Central Banks
Reserve Bank of Australia Assistant Governor Christopher Kent speech to the RSL Clubs Conference in Hobart: "Future Trends in the Australian Economy" Says monetary policy will continue to support economy Low rates...
Mar 10, 2015 01:45 am UTC| Central Banks
Amount of BOJs dollar supply operation is unlimited within the amount of pooled eligible...
Mar 09, 2015 00:44 am UTC| Central Banks
The BoK meeting will be closely watched given recent rate surprises elsewhere and weak data - expecting an April...
BOJ offers to buy 1030 bln yen JGBs with residual maturities from 3/10
Mar 06, 2015 01:33 am UTC| Central Banks
BOJ offers to buy 300 bln yen JGBs (Residual maturity of 1YR to 3YR) outright from 3/10 BOJ offers to buy 350 bln yen JGBs (Residual maturity of 3YR to 5YR) outright from 3/10 BOJ offers to buy Y 240 bln JGBs (Residual...
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