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| | | ... established by government decree. They have no inherent value and their supply is theoretically unconstrained. When central banks decide to increase the monetary base well in excess of GDP growth, this by definition is value-destroying. A gold-based ... |
| | | | ... gained 1.15 per cent to close at 5,552.29 points, posting a gain of 7.51 per cent over the week that also saw top central banks move to ease commercial banks' access to dollars. In Paris the CAC-40 rose 1.12 per cent to 3,164.95 points for a gain of ... |
| | | | ... declined after the previous day's jump. The Australian market is already up six per cent so far this week, as top central banks agreeing to pump dollar liquidity into the international banking system to avert a global financial crisis. IG Markets strategist ... |
| | | | ... Nasdaq edged up 5.86 points to 2,626.2. The Dow soared 490 points Wednesday, its seventh-best gain on record, after central banks around the world slashed the cost of borrowing dollars for European banks. The coordinated action was aimed at shoring up ... |
| | | | ... points, with 16,932 contracts traded. Wall Street rallied strongly as investors cheered initiatives from a number of central banks to lower short-term borrowing rates to banks. Bell Potter senior adviser Stuart Smith said the offshore rally had been ... |
| | | | The Australian market is set to open significantly higher as world markets surged on a move by six central banks to boost liquidity for banks weighed down by downgraded government debt. European markets rose by over three per cent and Wall Street is ... |
| | | | Central banks of the world unite! The going must be getting tough because the tough (central banks) got going. Six of the world's biggest central banks -US Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, Bank of Japan, Bank of England, Bank of Canada, Swiss ... |
| | | | ... reflect the firm's new criteria for banks, and incorporate shifts in the industry and the role of governments and central banks worldwide. After all opening lower, Australia's banks were mixed at noon. National Australia Bank was up 27 cents, or 1.17 ... |
| | | | ... quarter and get this... it's seven times more than their purchases in the same period last year. What exactly are central banks hedging against? Gold is generally regarded as a good hedge against inflation, deflation, currency debasement, and deficits. ... |
| | | | ... advanced economies. Tano Pelosi, portfolio manager, Antares Inflation Linked Bond Fund said political pressures on central banks are also impacting on global inflation. "In addition, Australia is anchored to Asia, one of the fastest growth regions in ... |
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