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| | | ... roads, rails and ports expected to generate trade amounting to around US$2.5 trillion. Though according to the Wall Street Journal, "It isn't all about roads, rails and ports. The plan calls for the construction of oil and natural-gas pipelines. Fiber-optic ... |
| | | | ... and Irene now know that the ECB is going shopping every month for a,-60 billion worth of assets but as the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) headlined on 25 February, "ECB Faces Struggle in Sourcing Enough Bonds for QE". (http://www.wsj.com/articles/ecb-faces-struggle-in-sourcing-enough-bonds-for-qe-1424868462) ... |
| | | | ... weakness in domestic demand that was "recession-like..." The bad news doesn't end here. There's more. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) quoted Standard & Poor's analyst Craig Michaels saying that, ""If there is a significant external shock, it's very likely ... |
| | | | ... markets are now saying the Fed's mid-year lift-off is back on track. But as Jon Hilsenrath writes in the 'Wall Street Journal' (WSJ), "The strong January jobs report increases the odds, but doesn't guarantee, that they will drop the "patient" phrase ... |
| | | | ... 5.9% But whatever happened to the Fed worries revealed in the minutes of its September FOMC meeting? As the Wall Street Journal succinctly put it: "Several officials worried at a Sept. 16-17 policy meeting that disappointing growth in Europe, Japan and ... |
| | | | ... veteran Daniel Ivascyn has been appointed group chief investment officer following the "bond king's" exit. The Wall Street Journal reported that Ivascyn, who heads up the mortgage credit portfolio management team and is lead portfolio manager for PIMCO's ... |
| | | | ... weekend. I'll let the headlines do the talking: China Industrial Production Growth Slumps to Six-Year Low (Wall Street Journal) China Aug power output falls for first time in 4 years, steel largely flat (Reuters) China Industrial Output And Retail Sales ... |
| | | | ... Friday. The previous nine-week period of gains occurred between December 1996 and February 1997," printed the Wall Street Journal (WSJ). And in what appears to be sweet surrender, the WSJ's follow-up article this morning explains why: "The U.S. economy ... |
| | | | ... cent annual target. It also missed the median estimate of 2.2 per cent in a survey of 15 economists by the Wall Street Journal. WELLINGTON - New Zealand's benchmark NZX 50 Index has jumped to a record high after the Reserve Bank signalled a slower pace ... |
| | | | ... not when - despite last night's good news on housing - the housing market pick up remains tentative as the Wall Street Journal muses: "But details within Tuesday's report raised questions about whether the construction gains will be sustained. Last month's ... |
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