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| | ... interest rates would remain low for a "considerable" time. You, I and Irene very much expected the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) decision last night, there was nothing new. It's measured taper as she goes: "... the Committee decided to make ... |
| | | ... refer the Corporations Amendment (Streamlining of FoFA) Bill 2014 to the Economics Committee after it was introduced to the House of Representatives on March 19. A spokesperson for the Committee for Selection of Bills told Financial Standard that the ... |
| | | ... Moscow. The president made his remarks after meeting with Ukraine's new prime minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, at the White House. In local economic news on Friday, the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases lending finance figures for January. Meanwhile ... |
| | | ... cent. In local economic news on Friday, Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens is scheduled to appear before the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics. The Australian Industry Group/Housing Industry Association's performance ... |
| | | ... employment is a lagging indicator. Upbeat Australian stats - retail spending, building approvals, NAB business conditions survey, house prices - reported recently points to improvement in the labour market sometime probably by the second half of this ... |
| | | Janet, Janet, she's our man... if she can't do it no one can. Janet's in the house (House Financial Services Committee) and she came bearing gifts (gift of gab) for Wall Street... and Wall Street heard that it was good. What Wall Street heard: Taper ... |
| | | ... asset purchases depend on economic and financial developments. They are by no means on a preset course," Mr Bernanke told a House of Representatives committee on Thursday (Australian time). IG Markets strategist Stan Shamu said the local market was optimistic ... |
| | | ... Kevin Brady's question if the Fed is "going to tighten by Labor Day?" This was the same message Uncle Ben delivered to the House Financial Services Committee last night...only more elaborate. "I emphasize that, because our asset purchases depend on economic ... |
| | | ... Composite Index increased 11.50 (0.32 per cent) to 3,610.00. The gains came after Bernanke reiterated, in testimony to a House of Representatives committee, that the Fed would likely scale back the bond-buying program later this year, but only if the ... |
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