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| | | ... European Central Bank announced it would launch on Monday a 1.1 trillion euros ($A1.56 trillion) bond-buying program. The ECB also raised its growth forecasts for the 19-nation eurozone. Shares of pharma giant AbbVie fell 5.7 per cent after it announced ... |
| | | | ... I've gotten ahead of myself. It won't be hitting Europe's pavements till Monday, 9 March 2015 - the first instalment of the ECB's QE worth a,-60 billion, and a,-60 billion monthly hereafter until September 2016. The European Central Bank (ECB) unveiled ... |
| | | | ... re-investing the proceeds of its asset purchases), the Bank of Japan (BOJ) that's in the midst of QE or the European Central Bank (ECB) that's about to kick-off its QE, perhaps as early as this week. Not surprisingly, in spite of widespread expectations ... |
| | | | ... in January from 1.5% in the previous month and target of 3.5%. The PBOC is fighting back. So is the European Central Bank (ECB) which kicks off its a,-60 billion a month quantitative easing programme this month. Deflation has deepened in the regions ... |
| | | | ... have another outbreak of herpes... Greece is again the word. Greece may have a fresh face holding the begging bowl to the IMF/ECB/EU troika in Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras but it's the same old, same old game of chickens. Tsipras begsA "please sir ... |
| | | | ... 1.0% rebound overnight after slipping by 0.4% the day before that was prompted by a 9% plunge in oil prices and Greece - the ECB reportedly would accept Greek government debt as collateral for LTRO and/or TLTRO no more, no more, no more. For good measure ... |
| | | | ... drugs to Pfizer's broad pharma offerings. LONDON - Europe's stock markets have shrugged off concerns about Greece after the ECB restricted Greek banks' access to a key source of cash, and Germany signalled its unwillingness to reduce Athens' debt. After ... |
| | | | ... 17,637.02 on Wednesday, up 6.62 points (0.04 per cent). The index lost more than 100 points in the last half hour after the ECB announcement. The broad-based S&P 500 fell 8.52 (0.42 per cent) to 2,041.51, while the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index lost ... |
| | | | ... other factors dissipate". This gave me an eerie sense of dA(C)jA vu. For it was around this time last year, in Davos, that ECB president Mario Draghi also poo-poohed the risk of deflation. This was Rueters' headline on 24 January 2014, "ECB's Draghi ... |
| | | | ... raise interest rates sometime this year - and quantitative easing by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) and the European Central Bank (ECB) leaves markets no other option but to catch a ride with greenback. Financial markets appear to be sanguine about the BOJ ... |
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