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| | | ... financial marketeers were convinced he talked about it last month at Jackson Hole, will he now walk his talk -- ala Mario Draghi - and save the world? By now you would have read about the pieces of bad news that is good news - the bad economic indicators ... |
| | | | ... Kong jumped 3.09 per cent, or 592.86 points, to 19,802.16 and Shanghai soared 3.70 per cent, or 75.84 points, to 2,127.76. Draghi said on Thursday the ECB would buy unlimited amounts of debt from troubled nations such as Spain and Italy in order to lower ... |
| | | | ... fully effective backstop for removing the tail risk of Europe." With these words, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi put a stop to months of speculation, hearsays and guesswork. Mario announced an open-ended bond buying programme which, henceforth ... |
| | | | ... 0813 AEST on Friday, the September share price index futures contract was up 52 points at 4,369. Under ECB chief Mario Draghi's revamped program, the central bank will buy bonds issued by heavily indebted euro-zone countries in a scheme named Outright ... |
| | | | ... points at 4,295. The European Central Bank is due to meeting on Thursday (European time), with all eyes on president Mario Draghi for new measures to fight the region's stubborn debt crisis. In local economic news on Thursday, The Australian Bureau of ... |
| | | | ... 3399.04 points. Shares in debt crisis flashpoints, which had risen all day lifted by recent comments from ECB president Mario Draghi, pared gains by close with Madrid stocks up 0.73 per cent and Milan down 0.29 per cent. The euro fell to $US1.2562, compared ... |
| | | | ... against raising "false expectations" on the ECB's capacity to stop the debt crisis. He was talking, of course, about the Draghi bond buying plan - the one that's got European equities' hopes up last night. Two days to go - when the ECB meets - we'll ... |
| | | | ... if US Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke will outline economic stimulus measures. The euro picked up as news that Mario Draghi would not attend the annual summit of central bank chiefs stoked speculation of a new European Central Bank program of buying ... |
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