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| | ... little digs. But in a way, the pooh-bahs repeating and reiterating their known known policy stances gives Virginia, I and Irene comfort that global liquidity will remain free-flowing - almost free in the US and Britain and will be flowing more (sooner ... |
| | | ... relating these to financial market anxiety, a closer look at the markets' fear gauge - the VIX index - tells you, I and Irene differently. The VIX index dropped by 16.6% at the end of last week's trade "due to easing geo-political tensions" to a reading ... |
| | | ... because I could not imagine that both are stupid enough to nuke the entire chessboard). A stalemate that'll leave you, I and Irene poorer in the process. Nah, I'm not referring to the market correction that this could precipitate if the big boys get ... |
| | | ... since January 2008. Couldn't be Aunt Janet. She's expected to announce the Fed's continued benevolence towards you, I and Irene after the conclusion of the FOMC's two-day meeting later tonight. Putin knows it. In fact, on 17 July -- fresh from attending ... |
| | | ... the start of 1999. Still... no problemo, for they could be easily discounted as dated, old, ancient numbers. You, I and Irene already made - or lost - money on them long time ago. What counts more is the future. Here, it is the Fed - and its growth outlook ... |
| | | ... funding, including paying relatively high interest rates on deposits" (Yahoo7 Finance, 6 August 2013), leaving you, I and Irene not only guessing if the RBA would lower interest rates but also whether the 'Big Four' would pass them in full. As at yesterday ... |
| | | ... that day coming soon (for the US, at least)? Didn't the minutes of the 17-18 June FOMC meeting "forward guided" you, I and Irene that the end of QE is coming following the Fed's October meeting? "If the economy progresses about as the Committee expects ... |
| | | ... better-than-expected 7.5% in the June quarter from 7.4% in the first (Li got what Li likes). Because, because. But you, I and Irene know what the main because is, don't we? It's the Fed and its commitment to remain easy "... for a considerable period ... |
| | | ... listed companies fail to beat this, I'll bet my right (eye)balls that Aunt Janet Yellen would and... she could. You, I and Irene were reminded again of this again last night with the release of the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) ... |
| | | ... Thankfully, we have very recent history - the same sell-off of the same indices back in April and May - to guide you, I and Irene on how this would eventually play out. Looking back at my database, the last time we had a big fall like this was on 20 ... |
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