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| | | ... unemployment. HONG KONG - Asian stock markets have closed mixed but Tokyo closed lower after the Bank of Japan (BoJ) announced monetary easing that was only slightly bigger than market forecasts and cut its growth outlook. With US markets closed because ... |
| | | | ... eased back after hitting four-month highs against the yen, which has come under pressure owing to expectations for fresh monetary easing by the Bank of Japan and upbeat US data. Tokyo fell 1.35 per cent, or 122.14 points, to 8,933.06 and Sydney closed ... |
| | | | ... from $US1.2972. HONG KONG - Asian markets were mostly higher after the US Federal Reserve said it would keep its loose monetary policy in place until there is stronger evidence America's economy is back on its feet. The euro rose despite another round ... |
| | | | ... European stocks closed higher as traders digested mixed economic data before the outcome of the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting. At 0628 AEDT on Thursday, the December share price index futures contract was down 10 points at 4,482. No major ... |
| | | | ... 71%. Something that would sure worry the members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) when it begins is two-day monetary policy deliberations later today. However, I don't think anyone expects the Fed to announce anything of significance after ... |
| | | | ... banks are domestically owned, he said. "It's a market in which China has complete dominance. And it's not related to monetary policy in western nations, which is something people tend to ignore," said Wang. Of course, China's economy is affected by decisions ... |
| | | | ... ago, he was quoted as saying that the Chinese economy is like a car "stuck in the snow" because "under excessively loose monetary conditions, further easing in monetary policy does not get the Chinese economy moving forward" and "this is a problem that ... |
| | | | ... surprising on the upside. It's still early days to go gangnam (hey, sexey leydey) but we may be witnessing the International Monetary Fund (IMF) doing its job one more time - as a contrarian indicator, that is. I've tracked the IMF's track record going ... |
| | | | ... economies, according to Threadneedle Investments. In the post-Lehman days, the Federal Reserve adopted a new framework for monetary policy with the introduction of quantitative easing (QE) and an era of central bank balance sheet expansion was born. ... |
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