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| | | There were no surprises contained in the Fed's statement after it concluded its two-day FOMC meeting overnight. Wall Street breathed a sigh of relief. One down! "The Committee will maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at 0 to 1/4 percent ... |
| | | | ... confused about the markets' confusion because the Fed itself is confused. Just have a look at the minutes of the Fed's last FOMC meeting. Spend, spend, spend...and spend some more. "A few members noted that resource slack was expected to diminish only ... |
| | | | ... cent of the jump in the PPI. Now the market is all a-buzz that the US Federal Reserve - which is in the midst of its two-day FOMC meeting - would likely begin raising interest rates sooner and/or unwinding some of the stimulus measures. I wonder how ... |
| | | | ... More-fecta. And for those pooh-poohing all these improvements as a Fed-sponsored rush of adrenalin, minutes of the 3-4 November FOMC meeting leave no doubt that US interest rates would remain at almost zero "for an extended period." All these good news ... |
| | | | ... rates to remain where they are until maybe 2012 with the words, "If you look at the last two recessions, in each case the FOMC waited two and a half to three years before we started our tightening campaign." Thank you. Yes Virginia, you and I should ... |
| | | | ... until 2012. For as St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said, "If you look at the last two recessions, in each case the FOMC waited two and a half to three years before we started our tightening campaign." But also note that Bullard is 'not' a voting ... |
| | | | ... economy out of stormy waters. There we have it Virginia, the much-awaited, much speculated US Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) meeting produced nada. By a unanimous decision, its members voted to keep the fed funds rate near zero. And it shall remain ... |
| | | | ... the central bank offered no surprises in its outlook or monetary policy. The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), headed by Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, said after a two-day meeting that "although economic activity is likely to remain weak ... |
| | | | ... first, a very big yawn with a matching upward stretch of both arms! I am talking about the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, of course. This was the big 'non-event' financial markets have been waiting for all week. Yes, markets were correct ... |
| | | | ... waiting...waiting...waiting. Waiting for what? Wall Street waits for the Fed's verdict on monetary policy. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) begins its two-day deliberation starting tomorrow night. I don't really know why Wall Street bothers. ... |
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