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| | | ... expanded asset purchase programme, encompassing the existing purchase programmes for asset-backed securities and covered bonds. Under this expanded programme, the combined monthly purchases of public and private sector securities will amount to a,-60 ... |
| | | | ... are also optimistic the European Central Bank will vote on Thursday to buy about 50 billion euros ($A72 billion) worth of bonds a month for at least a year as a stimulus measure. Afternoon trade is likely to be subdued ahead of that announcement, Quay ... |
| | | | ... rate cut is also looking likely in Australia, Oliver said. Were sustained deflation to take hold it would favour government bonds and cash over equities, property and corporate bonds for investors, Oliver said. "When inflation slips into deflation, it ... |
| | | | ... depending on which report you read. Who bears the risk? The ECB alone or... shared with national central banks? Which sovereign bonds to buy? All or... excluding Greece and countries with still high debt and deficits - the same ones who desperately needs ... |
| | | | ... that it would embark on a quantitative easing program of 50 billion euros ($58 billion) a month for purchases of sovereign bonds, to keep longer-term interest rates low. "They basically leaked the package for tomorrow, so some of the surprise for tomorrow ... |
| | | | ... certainty comes potential for disappointment - either in the amount of QE, the when of QE and the which member countries' bonds the ECB would be shopping for - reports are, Greek bonds would be excluded (yup, the member, that's not a member it seems). ... |
| | | | ... equity markets look like a good option. "We still believe that property is a very poor investment. We wouldn't invest in bonds at 2%-3%. The options are to have some cash around so if we do get a little disruption it can be put to work in the equity ... |
| | | | ... political ramifications of holding a significant amount of its nearly $4 trillion in foreign exchange reserves in US government bonds. To mitigate this, he said, more of China's claims on the US should be denominated in RMB, and "one way for China to ... |
| | | | ... of 2014 haven't left, they jumped over into 2015 and early indications are... some have worsened. So bad that the king of bonds, Bill Gross, wrote in January investment outlook: "The good times are over" and that, by the end of 2015 "there will be minus ... |
| | | | ... to believe too given the depressing headlines about oil's slide (and more to follow), its negative repercussions for junk bonds, and lenders to oil companies, and oil producers and their economies and transmit this weakness other economies and markets ... |
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