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| | | | ... not alarming. Financial markets weren't that spooked then because the spook spurred the ECB into action and introduced the LTRO, it did so again last month and it would do so again when the going gets tougher. China's proceeding as the politburo planned. ... |
| | | | ... know the one -- the one that prompted the European Central Bank (ECB) to implement its long-term re-financing operation (LTRO) in December and focused European finmins minds to bring forward and up the war chest of the European Stability Mechanism from ... |
| | | | ... reconstruction to do, so expect more of the same going forward. Wait, there's more. There's still Europe of course. The ECB's LTRO Mark-II is working its wonders there. Interest rates on 10-year Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and French bonds are going ... |
| | | | ... US cent mark today." Ms Chan said the local currency could trade higher, dependent on a long-term refinancing operation (LTRO) by the European Central Bank, scheduled for Wednesday (European time). Meanwhile, Australian bond futures prices were lower. ... |
| | | | ... debt to a "selective default" classification? And this, a day before the European Central Bank (ECB) conducts another 3-year LTRO - long-term re-financing operation. Tell someone who cares. It certainly looks that way, doesn't it? Investors no longer ... |
| | | | ... there was a trend of safe-haven buying in the leadup to the European Central Bank's second long-term refinancing operation (LTRO). "We've seen some selling in the antipodean currencies, so both the Aussie and the Kiwi have been sold this morning," he ... |
| | | | ... for financial markets in the coming week would be the launch of the European Central Bank's long-term financing operation (LTRO) on February 29. The December LTRO resulted in 489 million euros ($A611 million) in cheap loans being handed out to European ... |
| | | | ... indices fell by more than 1% while we slept. And to think the European Central Bank's (ECB) long-term refinancing operation (LTRO) that injected liquidity into the banking system was doing just fine in calming the markets' nerves over the past few weeks. ... |
| | | | Rumour smack down. Have you ever heard of the phrase, "don't lend credence to a rumour until it is officially denied"? The fresh prince of the ECB, Mario Draghi, just did that - officially denied weeks of gossip that it's gonna mint fresh euros. Sovereigns ... |
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