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| | | ... improvement in labor market conditions in a context of price stability." How many times have we read/heard this before? Our dear Uncle said so much, yet conveyed nothing new. Perhaps, this is just the way he liked it - to leave it to all of us to interpret ... |
| | | | Stuart Dear has resigned from his senior fixed income portfolio manager role at Aberdeen Asset Management and will be leaving the firm in approximately two weeks. Dear has been at the firm for 14 years and during that time his focus has been on interest ... |
| | | | ... June from 8.1% in April. So here we go again folks -- another reason to keep our heads down... or an added incentive for dear Uncle Ben to start blabbing about QE. Financial markets are certainly hoping so, else they would have dropped by more. But not ... |
| | | | ... and risks associated with it" which could make exiting them more complicated and could disrupt market functioning. Besides, dear Uncle Ben confessed that he's having difficulty reading the US labour market and the challenge posed by the European crisis ... |
| | | | Ho-hum. Some may find riding the current stock market see-saw exciting but I'm beginning to get bored. Certainly what we're going through right here, right now is the stuff histories are made of, but there's only so much a man can take - especially ... |
| | | | Party pooper. Spoilsport. Booo! One can almost taste - yes, taste - the financial markets' disappointment when dear Uncle Ben came and spoke with not even a hint that those beloved letters Q and E are in the offing. Not even a wink, wink, nudge, nudge. ... |
| | | | ... 72.3 from 69.8 in March. And if for some reason, things again turn pear-shaped, we know whom to call. Yes, it's him, our dear old friend Ben who's watching the economy like a hawk and ever on the ready to print should unemployment deteriorate or inflation ... |
| | | | Capital risk is being ignored in favour of investor preference for risk-averse bank deposits, according to Equity Trustees. Shaun Manuell, head of asset management at Equity Trustees Limited, said the dangers of capital risk are not being expressed ... |
| | | | ... ones remaining loyal to my scalp. And if not for its potential disastrous consequences on my superannuation, frankly, my dear, I wouldn't give a damn. There's a new twist in the tale of this ever so twisted Greek saga. In less than a week, financial ... |
| | | | ... policymaker and Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann. Finally, where would the euro crisis be without a statement from our dear Angela. She was at it again last night - repeating Germany's stance against issuing euro bonds and warning that "there are no ... |
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