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| | | ... 2015 and thus far, we've gotten central bank surprises a-plenty... and they're not kinder surprises either. We've seen the Swiss National Bank (SNB) stomp the CHF1.20/euro line in the sand it drew way back in September 2011 and the Reserve Bank of India ... |
| | | | ... Leucadia's injection of a $US300 million ($A324.59 million) loan was enough to cover unbacked client losses sustained after the Swiss National Bank's unexpected decision Thursday to abandon the cap on the franc-euro rate. But since then details of Leucadia's ... |
| | | | There's no question about it... the Swiss National Bank's (SNB) surprise move was the biggest story in the financial markets last week. So huge that it eclipsed everything else. It eclipsed the plunging oil price and the dropping copper price -- the ... |
| | | | ... this kind of certainty comes only once, no matter how many lifetimes you live". In fact, so certain of an ECB QE was the Swiss National Bank (SNB) that it bet its house when it removed the CHF1.20 per euro ceiling last week. The resulting sharp appreciation ... |
| | | | ... some investors. In Australia, the market on Friday fell for a fifth straight day, capping its worst week in 18 months. The Swiss central bank's shock move to stop capping its currency's value against the euro added to already low investor confidence. ... |
| | | | The Australian sharemarket is lower in the wake of a surprise move by the Swiss central bank to strengthen its currency. "We're all digesting the shock of the moves in the Swiss franc overnight - that's the talk of all the trading desks," CMC Markets ... |
| | | | "Francogeddon", "currency tsunami", "shocker", "jaw-dropping". These are some of the words used to describe the Swiss National Bank's (SNB) decision to surrender and abandon the currency peg - erected back in September 2011 - against the euro last night. ... |
| | | | ... were $243 million. Other life companies that were in the red in APRA's last set of figures were MetLife (-$50 million) and Swiss Re Life (-$137 million), along with reinsurers Reinsurance Group of America (-$71 million) and Munich Reinsurance Company ... |
| | | | ... world's biggest central banks - US Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, Bank of Japan, Bank of England, Bank of Canada, Swiss National Bank - announced a coordinated action to provide additional liquidity to the financial system. After five years ... |
| | | | ... caught in a downward trend," he said. In the resources stocks at 1200 AEDT, miner Rio Tinto had lost 92 cents to $59.15 after Swiss-based miner Glencore said it had abandoned its takeover bid, at least for now. BHP Billiton was down 65 cents at $32.59 ... |
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