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| | | ... respectively); it will continue purchases of ETFs and J-REITS; and maintain its "Quantitative and Qualitative Easing (QQE) with Yield Curve Control". This follows Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's announcement in early April "to carry out an unprecedentedly ... |
| | | | ... into a modesty risk-averse state. With markets falling, so did credit, he said. "US Treasury yields dropped, with the yield curve flattening and the 10 year yield trading at 0.59 per cent," Rodda said. Gold on the other hand, jumped more than 1%, he ... |
| | | | ... Cashwerkz said. "He will leverage his vast experience to innovate product and technology services up the defensive yield curve and generate further revenue opportunities." Lechte worked as head of markets and director at Fiig Securities where he led ... |
| | | | ... economy and the Fed's response is turning out to be. I've been among those pencilling in a recession when the US yield curve inverted around the middle of last year and believed that the Fed would need to cut interest rates by at least another ... |
| | | | ... 24.0% this year to date. This is a sharp turnaround from last year's loss of 9.1% and five months before the US yield curve - the differential between the yield on US 10-year Treasuries and 3-month bills - started to invert. The same goes for emerging ... |
| | | | ... additional gains simply because with bond yields so low they see no other alternative. "Even after witnessing an inverted yield curve one month and watching it return to normal the next, it appears that institutions are happy to play the hand they've ... |
| | | | ... Seems so easy to kill Bill and his team with this so "off the mark" prediction. Then again, a look back at the US yield curve gave me pause for thought that... Bill could be correct. For sure, the US yield curve - yield differential between 10-year US ... |
| | | | ... centred on the ill-effects of the trade war and underscored by fears of a looming US recession predicted by the inverted yield curve. The only explanation being that bad news is good news. The worse the global economic backdrop gets, the more central ... |
| | | | ... quantitative and qualitative easing (QQE) with negative interest rates (in January 2016) and expanded further to "with yield curve control" in September of the same year. Since then, it's let its mouth do the policy adjusting - or in the vernacular ... |
| | | | ... the 74% one-year average," according to Factset. What wasn't included in the list is the steepening in the US yield curve, so much so that it's no longer inverted, and with it, the probability of a US recession (a year from now) had dropped from ... |
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