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| | | ... "Overseas investors cut holdings of Malaysian debt by 2.4 percent in July to a three-year low of 206.8 billion ringgit, central bank data show" and "foreign investors pulled $3.3 billion" out of the stock market". Don't blame 'em given the host of problems ... |
| | | | Following on from China's "rule of three", the ECB has three of its own. The minutes of the European Central Bank's (ECB) 15-16 July meeting revealed the three things that are keeping the governing council members awake at night - Greece, China and ... |
| | | | The Reserve Bank's two-pronged monetary easing measures look to have come to an end but our central bankers will remain watchful of the currency, according to Goldman Sachs Asset Management executive director and global fixed income portfolio manager ... |
| | | | ... two-fecta and the trifecta). Scary, ain't it? Now look at the chart of the bang, bang, bang devaluation move by China's central bank in its proper context. Not surprising that the VIX index - the fear gauge - barely registered fear, ey? |
| | | | Look ma, China's central bank must have read the piece I've written yesterday morning calling their 1.9% devaluation a mere speck. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) topped it up with another devaluation of 1.6% by the afternoon for a grand total of ... |
| | | | ... decision but no doubt not a few drowned with data coming out of their orifices. The bottom line is that the British central bank decided to keep interest rates unchanged at 0.5% and maintain its asset purchases at A£375 billion. Yeah, yeah, sure, sure... ... |
| | | | "They see what they want to see, hear what they want to hear and think what they want to think." This saying was on full display over the past 24 hours, Virginia... just look at the headlines. Yes, of course, I'm scribbling about the talk of the town ... |
| | | | ... juncture while maintaining the accommodative stance of monetary policy." But in the same breath, promised that "The central bank will monitor for room to ease policy as it awaits greater transmission of previous cuts." To be sure, the RBI could reduce ... |
| | | | I wasn't missing a few screws after all. Yesterday, I ranted and admitted on this space that I was confused with Wall Street's reaction - it was up strongly - despite "headlines upon headlines alluding to a September lift-off". "Wall Street's positive ... |
| | | | ... semantics that people are talkin' 'bout. "That language and other small changes in the statement mark an upgrade in the central bank's view of labor conditions since its last policy meeting in June, when it said labor slack had "diminished somewhat."" ... |
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