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| | ... Uncle Sam's money. And this is no good in terms of the outlook for Uncle Sam's county. To repeat what NY Fed pres William Dudley said last week, "If the dollar were to strengthen a lot, it would have consequences for growth... We would have poorer trade ... |
| | | ... Why? Because - whether or not he was sent by Aunt Janet - Fed Bank of New York President and FOMC voting member William Dudley told us that day that "the pace of eventual rate increases "will probably be relatively slow," depending on the economy's progress ... |
| | | ... the Fed is here. This, at least, is what could be gleaned from New York Fed president - and voting FOMC member -- William Dudley's speech before the New York Association for Business Economics overnight. Though what Dudley said was relegated to paragraph ... |
| | | ... doing the rounds of the speaking circuit every single day of this week. New York Federal Reserve Bank President William Dudley and St Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard get to speak twice. Can be dull and boring, can be... Then there's ... |
| | | ... jobless claims and a big increase in pending home sales. The chief of the US Federal Reserve's New York branch, William Dudley, also weighed in to emphasise how quantitative easing, a massive bond-buying stimulus program, would continue if the economy ... |
| | | ... that economic growth remains steady. Suggesting that markets had over-reacted to Fed policy statements last week, William Dudley, chief of the Fed's New York branch, emphasized that it would not end its bond-buying stimulus program if the economy does ... |
| | | ... consensus prediction of a 5,000 rise. Cautious commentary from US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) vice-chairman William Dudley overnight had also boosted markets, Mr Waterer said. "Following the comments from Fed representatives this week, the market ... |
| | | ... in the stance of monetary policy." It was the same tune that President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York William Dudley sang in Tokyo, telling his audience that the US central bank "shouldn't be overly enthusiastic about tightening monetary policy ... |
| | | ... America." He's not wrong there. And gauging from last night's Fedspeak, it shall remain so. New York Fed President William Dudley noted that while America's economy has "improved considerably... we are still very far away from achieving our dual mandate ... |
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