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| | | We're back on the taper-go-round saddle Virginia. Would the Fed allow the green shoots of a December taper to grow roots - and again permeate to every nook and cranny of economics and finance -- and then treat us with a taper not as it did in September? ... |
| | | Some years back I used to have discussions with several of my gentle readers (you know who you are, gentle folks) about whether or not QE would work, is working, or not. The passage of time since the Fed minted its first QE dollar had proven that it ... |
| | | ... Australian superannuation fund to invest in the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's (EBRD) $250 million Green Bond. Funds raised through the Green Bond - which was issued on 11 September 2013 under the joint management of Morgan Stanley ... |
| | | ... 1,725.52, clearing its previous high, also set on August 2, by nearly 16 points. "The Fed, basically, gave the markets a green light to renew buying," IG market analyst Chris Weston said. "Everything about it was more dovish than we'd been expecting." ... |
| | | ... launching a new socially responsible investment option that will screen out tobacco, armaments and pornography, after its green shares option failed to attract sufficient interest. NGS Super chief executive Anthony Rodwell-Ball said that a consultation ... |
| | | ... statement did not give a timetable for scaling back the bond-buying program. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets closed in the green in cautious deals before the outcome of the US Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy meeting, dealers said. London's ... |
| | | ... month in July and get this...Spain's unemployment rate declined to 26.3% in Q2 - the first drop in two years - from 27.2%. Green shoots? Plus, China's started to stimulate and Japan is right in the thick of it. If these positives persist, the Fed could ... |
| | | ... from New York to Rio and old London town went higher punctuated by the Dow and the S&P 500 closing at new record highs. US bond yields and the US dollar fell (and the A$ rose). See? Told you the A$ weakness was more a US dollar story than the "Australia ... |
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