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Philipp Hildebrand, president of Switzerland’s central bank, expressed similar doubts.

The central bank moved fast and never fell behind events.

The figure appears in a report by the central bank.

Since late April, China's central bank has twice raised benchmark lending rates and bank reserve requirements.

The bank of England was founded in 1694 and that was the world's first central bank.

Since the emergence of the central bank system, the central bank of every country has been strengthening its supreme position by pursuing independence.

Member countries are represented by their central bank or, where there is no central bank, the authority with formal responsibility for banking supervision in that country.

The European central bank and national central Banks are barred from aiding members by purchasing their debt.

The paper points out that the central bank would adjust the structure of the central bank asset, the national debt issue and the secondary market of China's debt.

Reverse the process, and you have the central bank selling securities, lowering member bank balances, and tightening credit.

In Japan in 1997 the government of Japan granted the bank of Japan independence like the U.S. central bank.

The central bank also said it will cut the bank reserve requirement ratio by 0.5% starting from December 25.

The central bank governor and the finance minister are career bankers with experience abroad.

On this Tuesday, Japanese central bank unanimously votes to keep the interest rate at 0.5% unchanged.

This could help to stop bubbles, which the central bank has a reasonable record of identifying.

Currency traders believe the central bank intervened in the currency market Wednesday and Thursday.

By hiking interest rates, the central bank would be increasing the interest burden on borrowers.

"The extensions of such lines from the European Central Bank could help central banks in a few countries to improve the liquidity of foreign exchange markets, " he added.

In contrast with the central Banks of other major economies, China's central bank is to some extent an advisory body instead of an independent, decision-making institution.

The central bank manages the currency around its central parity rate, allowing it to fluctuate by 0.5 per cent on any one day.

That's why we need independence of the central bank; we want to have a central banker that can say no to the government.

The central bank functions of the People's Bank of China has been continuously strengthened ever since 1984 when the People's Bank of China started to function solely as the central bank, especially after the promulgation of the " People's Bank of China Law" in 1995.

This is the fifth time that the central bank, the People's bank of China, has cut the reserve ratio since the start of last year.

Under any of these alternatives, the central bank would be behaving like any other bank, creating money in the act of lending.

In addition to slashing interest rates, the central bank has been buying bank bonds through its open-market operations to help bring down interest rates.

The bank of Korea, the central bank, may miss its inflation target as higher import prices drive up the cost of living.

The result is an increase in the member bank deposits with the central bank, which allows the former to extend some ten times as much credit.

The European Central Bank said it would tighten its rating standards for the asset-backed securities that euro-area banks use as collateral when seeking liquidity from the central bank.

If the central bank wants to establish, say, PMin as implied by point A'', which exceeds P0, it creates a supply surplus of bonds (namely B** — B*), which has to be taken up by the central bank.

Zeljko Rohatinski, governor of the central bank, says that Jean-Claude Trichet, the president of the European Central Bank, warned him recently that Croatia is on the road to “catastrophe”.

Now consider the case in which the central bank wants to establish a bond price that is above the market equilibrium price; in fact, the central bank is then pursuing a minimum price policy for bonds.

At the same time, the central bank also reduced the amount of funds that smaller Banks must keep on reserve.

The European Union is also proposing that European central bankers work with bank supervisors to detect and prevent systemic risk.

The central bank raised interest rates yesterday for the fourth time this year to control money supply and rising prices.

Mr Ahamed, who was a World Bank economist and now manages investments in America, likens central bankers to Sisyphus.

Mr Yudhoyono (who was one himself) is running with a respected former central bank governor and finance minister.

The BOJ's rising optimism reflects a trend among global central banks, with the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank and other central banks all recently raising their economic outlooks.

The reference rate of the renminbi, or yuan, was fixed at 7.9598 against the greenback yesterday. The rate is set by the central bank each day as the central parity for foreign exchange trade.

First, the Eurosystem and other central Banks substantially stepped up their efforts to ensure access to central bank liquidity by solvent Banks. Let me recall the main measures in this respect.

The policies of the Fed and other central banks are why I continue to advocate that folks own the currency with no central bank to screw it up: gold.

It sounds fanciful, absurd even. Yet such a world came a step closer on January 29th, when Japan's central bank cut the interest rate on bank reserves to -0.1%.

In the short term, China's efforts to internationalise the renminbi have few implications for the onshore exchange rate, which is tightly controlled by the People's bank of China, the central bank.

The central bank will just make up the loss of some money into foreign hands by lending more money to domestic residents.

Monday, South Korea's central bank said it will ease limits on loans to the country's exporters, particularly those that have suffered big losses on currency-derivatives contracts.

These forces led to the creation of the First Bank of the United States. As will be noted below, this was a quasi-central bank that lent money to the government as well as to the private sector.

However, another official familiar with the matter said the central bank "has heard that dealers load up on securities to sell to the Fed."

currency issued by a government or central bank and consisting of printed paper that can circulate as a substitute for specie.

While it is yet to be seen what tax measures will be introduced the pepple's bank of china or central bank raise its one-year bench mark lending rate by27base points to5.85percent in april.

There is plenty of dispute over whether QE works, but not over who should be doing it: the central bank, obviously.

The BoK also kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at a record-low 2% whilst the Philippine central bank cut its benchmark rate by 25bps to 4%, the sixth cut in seven months.

The EU banking regulator has warned on the use of Bitcoin, in regards to theft, price fluctuations and the lack of central bank backing or security on the same.

Both bids are subject to approval by Italy's central bank, which has previously opposed take-overs by foreign institutions of the major players in that country's fragmented banking industry.

Sen. Christopher Dodd (D., Conn.) said that Mr. Bernanke's reappointment would send the right message to financial markets and that he had done a 'very good job' at the helm of the central bank.

Broad money is expected to grow by 14-15% in 1999. In this regards, the central bank will (1) issue in a timely manner a guidance plan for lendings by the state banks and monitor the execution of the plan;

That would appease Mr Wellink at the Dutch central bank, who was afraid of losing a national champion, but would also be a headache for the Dutch treasury as the responsible authority for a combined group that is probably too big to be allowed to fail.