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| | | ... peg and lowered its already negative interest rates to even more negative. It also overshadowed another unexpected central bank policy move. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cut its key interest rates by 25 bps each - the repo rate to 7.75%, the reverse ... |
| | | | ... sustained recovery for the eurozone isn't far off." Stock indices had rallied Friday on fresh signals that the European Central Bank will launch a bond-buying stimulus program this week, news that has weighed heavily on the euro. The chronically low ... |
| | | | ... contents (breathing or otherwise) - that four days from now, on 22 January, you, I and Irene would hear the European Central Bank (ECB) announce two letters to the whole wide world. The letters "Q" and "E". No more maybes. In the words of American author ... |
| | | | ... In Australia, the market on Friday fell for a fifth straight day, capping its worst week in 18 months. The Swiss central bank's shock move to stop capping its currency's value against the euro added to already low investor confidence. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 ... |
| | | | The Australian sharemarket is lower in the wake of a surprise move by the Swiss central bank to strengthen its currency. "We're all digesting the shock of the moves in the Swiss franc overnight - that's the talk of all the trading desks," CMC Markets ... |
| | | | ... surrender and abandon the currency peg - erected back in September 2011 - against the euro last night. That is, the Swiss central bank would no longer hold the 1.20 line versus the single currency. The currency market's reaction was swift - the Swiss ... |
| | | | ... whether or not it'll succeed (and recently complicated by the return of Grexit talks). And then there's that other central bank - the Bank of Japan. It's on a shopping spree. Bloomberg data shows that the BOJ's balance sheet increased to 57% of GDP at ... |
| | | | This year has been another busy one for the financial servives industry. FoFA remained on the radar and the Financial System Inquiry has the potential to change things in a big way. The Financial Standard team takes a look at the issues that made waves ... |
| | | | Oil! Oil! Oil! It's on the slide again! Just when we thought, the price of that black gold has found its footing, fresh news of higher supply and inventories and predictions of lesser demand next year took the floor from under it. While I still maintain ... |
| | | | ... to-ings and fro-ings again," he said. "But I think the more important thing for Europe is going to be the European Central Bank's decision to broaden out its so called quantitative easing, to buy government bonds. "Hopefully, Greece can be quarantined ... |
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