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| | Borrowers rejoice! Imagine how good it would be to have banks and other lending institutions pay you, I and Irene to take their money for whatever purpose we want to use them for - a facelift, a tummy tuck, education, holidays, a new car, another mortgage ... |
| | | ... whatever happens on Thursday. So the discussion will be the pace or the frequency of future moves".... and like you, I and Irene: "...we have to wait to see what the Fed says". To which if I may add, how the markets react to what the Fed says. Still ... |
| | | ... counter-measures. To be sure, the SNB's intervention - if, indeed it is intervening - should come as no surprise to you, I and Irene. We've been warned... way back in January, "If necessary, it will therefore remain active in the foreign exchange market ... |
| | | ... performance over the past week shows there is now widespread acceptance - sweet surrender? - for a fed lift before you, I and Irene are done putting up our Christmas trees and hanging up our stockings. The rationale d' etre being the path of further ... |
| | | ... anything we already did not know, last night's release of the Fed's 27-28 October FOMC meeting minutes reminded you, I and Irene that December is still live. Although the statements were rather qualified, you can't miss "December" in the minutes if you ... |
| | | ... to do - ease lending conditions. So 'twas baby what a big surprise when ECB pres Mario Draghi hinted at giving you, I and Irene more than the "two front teeth" we want for Christmas. "The degree of monetary-policy accommodation will need to be reviewed ... |
| | | ... well, inflation dynamics and monetary policy (which I found refreshing), Madam Janet repeated the reiterations you, I and Irene have been hearing many, many times before. It's a very long speech (5,531 words of it) but the "Conclusion" just about tells ... |
| | | ... inflation in the near term" and Janet's clarification, "We focused particularly on China and emerging markets". You, I and Irene have seen the data alright and they paint a picture of a US economy that's growing above trend with a strong labour market ... |
| | | ... see something we haven't seen in 14 years - an Australian recession. Then again, there's hope young lady, one you, I and Irene can be thankful for, and that is the Australian dollar is falling. Hip, hip... The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has found ... |
| | | ... yuan/US dollar exchange rate that littered the financial presses carefully designed to scare the beejeesus out of you, I and Irene. Note that we're supposed to be weeping and gnashing our teeth at the 11 August line (I update it for the two-fecta and ... |
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