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| | | ... as US economic growth remains not good enough for the Fed, monetary policy would remain good for markets. Lest you, I and Irene forget, Aunt Janet is still printing US$45 billion this month and would continue printing US$35 billion in July. Yes, yes ... |
| | | | ... improving and bad (which is good for policy). Unfortunately for the bloggetariats, Wall Street ended flat else you, I and Irene would be reading headlines talkin' 'bout concerns that the third estimate of US first quarter GDP growth is expected to be ... |
| | | | ... (well, relatively) overnight. It slipped on oil. Tweet, tweet. It's because Gulf War III, here we come... maybe. You, I and Irene know so very well what happens to the price of oil each time trouble percolates in the sand dunes of the Middle East, don't ... |
| | | | ... needed but that's only if... inflation eases to 8.0% by January next year and 6.0% the year after. But never you, I and Irene mind. Inflation may have strait-jacketed the RBI but Mr. Modi's single party majority place him in good stead to enact policies ... |
| | | | ... goes the world follows - European stocks are at six year highs and Asian ones at their highest in three years. You, I and Irene know how we got here. We got here through the kindness of the world's biggest central banks - ZIRP (zero interest rate policy) ... |
| | | | ... to an annual rate of 0.6% last month from 0.9% in April. If this isn't reason enough, me don't know what is. You, I and Irene only have to look Japan's experience to understand how insidious and debilitating to an economy deflation could be once it takes ... |
| | | | ... when people only know the GFC as the Geelong Football Club and not the Global Financial Crisis; the time when you, I and Irene (and even governments and central banks) thought that the good going was going to continue going good. But it didn't. The VIX ... |
| | | | ... continue driving the unemployment rate down. And while the FOMC are already surveying exit options, fear not for you, I and Irene would be notified in advance. "Participants generally agreed that starting to consider the options for normalisation at ... |
| | | | We're in trouble now Virginia... you, I and Irene! That credit ratings agency - Standard & Poor's has waded in into the Federal Budget and put us, Australians all, on notice. Just read S&P's sovereign analyst Craig Michael's lips: "If it looked as though ... |
| | | | ... running at this rate. But just as the experience of the 1 April 1997 lift in the consumption tax (from 3% to 5%), you, I and Irene and the BOJ know that there would be payback. Just how much is the 64 million dollar question but market expectations centre ... |
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