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| | | ... right through the other side of the New Year. As per Bloomberg, "Futures traders are pricing in a 21% probability the central bank increases it target range in October as of about 3pm. in New York, a 49.5% chance by the December meeting and a 56.5% likelihood ... |
| | | | ... that something's gotta give. That is, the PBOC and/or the Politburo are expected to give more stimuli. The Chinese central bank has already slashed interest rates five times from 6% in October 2014 to 4.6% last month. With inflation far below its 2015 ... |
| | | | ... was engaging in "beggar thy neighbour" policy when it devalued the yuan - 3.4% in total - last month. The Chinese central bank's action shocked investors everywhere. The main reason being that the world's biggest economy might be in really dire straits ... |
| | | | ... investors." "What's the pension fund in Toronto doing? What's the sovereign wealth fund in Beijing doing? What's the Central Bank doing in Europe? They're the people you're competing against for assets," McLaughlin said. The forum centred on a question ... |
| | | | ... the region. The euro dropped to as low as US$1.1085 while we slept after the Super one announced that the European Central Bank (ECB) raised the cap of sovereign bonds it could buy from 25% of each issue to 33%, QE will continue to proceed as planned ... |
| | | | ... "Reasonable people get this. They also know, intuitively, that the kind of growth we want won't be delivered just by central bank adjustments to interest rates or short-term fiscal initiatives that bring forward demand from next year, only to have to ... |
| | | | ... to remain conducive to end QE. When the going gets tough, the central banks get going. The bottom line is that the central bank puts of the past few years are still alive. It's already started with the People's Bank of China's recent easing announcement ... |
| | | | ... have started to increase, a sign that the measures pushed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and implemented by Japan's Central Bank are beginning to make progress. While some would say that Japan's economic transition from stagnation to growth is the opportunity ... |
| | | | ... raise interest rates." But now that I think more about it, there's that small issue of Fed credibility if the US central bank does a U-turn from finger on the lift-off button to QE4. It's tantamount to accepting that they fibbed or more kindly, they ... |
| | | | Andrew Robb's China free trade deal provides vast opportunities for Australia's financial services industry. It builds on strong foundations set by former Prime Ministers Whitlam, Hawke, Howard and Gillard and puts Australia ahead of the USA, Japan ... |
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