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| | ... S&P 500 and the Russell 2000 closed 0.2% and 0.1% lower. No one wants to jump in or out before Aunt Janet tells you, I and Irene for sure that QE's done but more importantly, what happens next. While we wait... and wish and hope and pray (not long now) ... |
| | | ... reading of 31.06 while we slept.A That's the highest case of the jitters since November 2011. That was the time you, I and Irene were concerned over the probability of a break up in the single currency area and, at the time, the looming recession there ... |
| | | ... by US$10 billion each month over the past seven months, the US central bank was still adding fresh mints for you, I and Irene to play with. This month, the last remaining manna from the Fed would be no more - if things go according to plan. However ... |
| | | ... produced Wall Street's saw while we slept. For now Virginia, the Fed has admitted - in black and white - what you, I and Irene knew all along, that whatever they decide on could come back to bite them on their collective behinds and... ultimately, Uncle ... |
| | | ... MFIs domiciled in the euro area under a new covered bond purchase programme (CBPP3)" starting in October - told you, I and Irene that, "The detailed modalities of these programmes will be announced after the Governing Council meeting of 2 October 2014". ... |
| | | ... Scotland). Last week there was China too - all the nasties were out - indicators pointing to a (yikes) slowdown. You, I and Irene became afraid, very afraid. Until, and as expected, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), according to sina.com, implements ... |
| | | ... these words are the words "considerable" and "time" - the words Aunt Janet Yellen had been consistently promising you, I and Irene about the when the fed funds rate would move. It was there last time the Federal Open Market Committee met in July: "The ... |
| | | ... worked?), and of course, of course, speculation that the Fed and the BOE's are going for liftoff sooner than you, I and Irene expect which, in turn, would prompt unwinding of carry trades. And oh, there's also a case of investor positioning ahead of ... |
| | | ... 0.2%); and, lowering the marginal lending facility rate to 0.3%. No one expected this. Not after the Mario told you, I and Irene back in June - when the ECB last cut rates - that, "for all practical purposes, we have reached the lower bound". Never mind ... |
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