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| | | ... further pressure on Prime Minister Taro Aso's already shaky grip on the government. Political gridlock has left Japanese authorities with no recourse but to watch the world's second biggest economy dive into its biggest contraction in 35 years. The Bank ... |
| | | | ... Perhaps they are right, perhaps not. There will be more bad news to come. But at the same time, fiscal and monetary authorities around the world are not sitting by watching their economies sink. And they'll 'do what is necessary.' Just last week, Bank ... |
| | | | ... Blanchflower have voiced out these concerns. While acknowledging that recent policy initiatives made by fiscal and monetary authorities were 'a step in the right direction,' he urged that 'we need to do more.' Blanchflower warned that, 'Past recessions ... |
| | | | ... could be considered a once-in-a-century event, the swiftness and scale of the policy responses by fiscal and monetary authorities around the world are also unprecedented. Already, billions (if not trillions) have already been discharged - and will be ... |
| | | | ... 50 securities (bonds) issued by the Commonwealth Government of Australia and Australian State Government guaranteed authorities and treasury corporations. Roger McIntosh, principal and head of fixed iInterest, Vanguard Investments Australia said a key ... |
| | | | ... the RBA's past interest rate cuts are working their way into the system. As you read this piece monetary and fiscal authorities in other parts of the world are busily trying to correct their problems. Accounting for all these, the jobless rate could ... |
| | | | ... appears to be relenting. To ensure social stability and maintain the economy's growth pace, Chinese fiscal and monetary authorities have promised 'more forceful measures' in the form of easy monetary policy, tax cuts, extra efforts aimed at job creation ... |
| | | | ... dampening effect on price pressures that these bring - financial markets are betting not on whether these monetary authorities will cut interest rates, but by how much. They each could cut their respective benchmark interest rates by 200 basis points ... |
| | | | ... harvests. But there are still plenty to be grateful for and commemorate. Thank you that national governments, monetary authorities and government insurance corporations are harvesting all the toxic wastes littering financial institutions' balance sheets ... |
| | | | ... Washington's response to Citi, they too would certainly get their handouts. Whether taxpayers' like it or not, the US authorities have no other option but to give in to the requests of these private jet flying CEOs lest their workers find themselves ... |
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