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| | | ... Friday ahead of the release of US employment figures. "The eyes of the world are looking firmly at the US tonight after the ECB (European Central Bank), the PBOC (People's Bank of China) and the Bank of England all came out with some sort of concerted ... |
| | | | ... after the European Central Bank cut its main interest rate to a record low but did not announce new stimulus measures. The ECB cut its main refinancing rate to 0.75 per cent in a widely anticipated move on Thursday. In London, the Bank of England maintained ... |
| | | | ... as investors waited for key monetary policy decisions by the European Central Bank and Bank of England. Markets expect an ECB rate cut on Thursday along with a decision by the BoE to pump out an additional STG50 billion ($A76.78 billion) in stimulus ... |
| | | | ... not even a mouse, for everybody was in wait mode. This time, everyone and his dog are waiting for the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of England (BOE) to announce their respective monetary policy decisions. This is all well and good, if the ... |
| | | | ... investors banking on the Federal Reserve taking stimulus measures after the release of weak US manufacturing data and the ECB cutting rates on Thursday. Tokyo closed up 0.70 per cent, or 63.11 points, at 9,066.59 on Tuesday, and Seoul ended 0.87 per ... |
| | | | ... against the dollar, as a trend sparked by the EU's surprise deal was underpinned by anticipation of a European Central Bank (ECB) rate cut. Locally, the mining giants were marginally higher at noon. BHP Billiton was 11 cents higher at $31.83, and Rio ... |
| | | | ... the euro fell against the dollar, as a trend sparked by last week's surprise EU deal was underpinned by anticipation of an ECB rate cut, analysts say. Focus was also on the banks, as Barclays chairman Marcus Agius paid the price of "devastating" damage ... |
| | | | ... about a plan, plan rejection and "plan, what plan?" The rumour of the day last night was that the EU now plans to nominate the ECB to oversee all eurozone banks in exchange for these banks to gain access to bailout funds to insure their deposits. Oh ... |
| | | | ... time and rev up the vicious circle that's now afflicting its economy. Deja vu the third. News that the European Central Bank (ECB) is expanding the range of securities and lowering the ratings threshold - down to BBB- from A- -- it'll accept as collateral ... |
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