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| | | ... on consumer prices... eventually. But until then, expect the BOE to continue copying and pasting its monetary policy statement from the previous month to the next. |
| | | | ... rate cut hopes. However, while the Fed did, indeed, remove the word "patient", the dovish tone in its monetary policy statement - as well as in Madame Yellen's press conference - sparked a rebound in the All Ords, sending it to a new 2015 closing high ... |
| | | | ... the document?" Yes please, sir. Nah, it still couldn't find "patient" - or "patience" - in the Fed's monetary policy statement (that I copied and pasted into my Word document) released overnight. It's no longer there - nada, zilch, kaput, MIA. And that ... |
| | | | ... treat this Halloween by expanding its QQE. The trick. Not even a full month before (7 October), in its monetary policy statement, the Japanese central bank told you, I and Irene that, "Japan's economy is expected to continue its moderate recovery trend ... |
| | | | ... be precise. Speculation that the Fed would (or would not) change these two words when it delivers its monetary policy statement on Wednesday (NY time) has focussed the minds of many an investor lately and... wet the pants of others. No need to tell you ... |
| | | | ... earlier that month, it's on the boil again today. Here are a few selected quotes from the RBA's August Monetary Policy Statement: "Australia's trading partner growth is forecast to be a little above its long-run average in 2014 and 2015. The slight strengthening ... |
| | | | ... financial markets for a sooner rather than later exit. But then, the Fed was also explicit in its 1 May 2013 monetary policy statement. "To support continued progress toward maximum employment and price stability, the Committee expects that a highly ... |
| | | | ... necessitate an immediate interest rate reduction. As for domestic activity, the RBA revealed in its November monetary policy statement that it expects "below-trend growth in the non-mining economy" but "growth in domestic demand... is still expected ... |
| | | | ... by global equity markets helping the currency shrug off some weakness after the Reserve Bank's dovish monetary policy statement. LOCAL NEWS SYDNEY - The Australian dollar is more than one US cent higher on Friday, after major central banks promised overnight ... |
| | | | ... Beijing in holding market attention this week. Australia: The week starts off with the release of the RBA Monetary Policy Statement today. Investors will carefully dissect the report for hints on whether the RBA will follow through on current speculation ... |
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