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| | | ... National Bank, is extending liquidity to banks in the Eurozone. Instead of the usual seven-day operations, these central banks will now "conduct three US dollar liquidity-providing operations with a maturity of approximately three months covering the ... |
| | | | NEW YORK - US stocks got a boost Thursday despite poor domestic economic data after major central banks joined hands to ensure US dollar liquidity to Europe's embattled banks. In positive territory for the fourth day in a row, the Dow Jones Industrial ... |
| | | | ... investors were nervous and unsure which way the market would turn ahead Dr Bernanke's speech at a meeting of the world's central banks on Friday (US time). There's speculation he will offer hints as to how the Fed may act to stimulate the ailing US economy. ... |
| | | | ... nothing meaningful will be delivered," Mr Speizer said from Auckland. Dr Bernanke will address a symposium of global central banks in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Friday night, Australian time. During the local session on Friday, Reserve Bank of Australia ... |
| | | | ... easing (QE), will be needed to help the struggling American economy. Mr Bernanke will address a symposium of global central banks in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Friday night, Australian time. Bank of New Zealand currency strategist Mike Burrowes said these ... |
| | | | ... extra liquidity." Economist Saul Eslake, program director at the Grattan Institute said neither governments nor central banks now had the means to respond in textbook fashion to the market rout. "If they do lapse back into recession it will be quite ... |
| | | | ... sparked by fears of an increasing risk of a second recession in Europe and the US. Eslake said the fear was that central banks would not be able to respond to a second recession the way they did to the global financial crisis. Most major western countries ... |
| | | | ... Moodley said while forecasting the gold price "is a fool's game" the demand could nonetheless rise even higher if central banks begin to boost their gold holdings to sovereign risk concerns over US Treasurys. This could trigger a race for the precious ... |
| | | | ... Italy - and soon, the entire Eurozone. Oh and in case you've forgotten QE2 is ending this month and emerging market central banks - led by China - are still in tightening mode. No worries, Ben will be there to ensure that by hook or by crook, rightly ... |
| | | | ... "The situation has worsened and nervous investors can expect more volatility across all markets, as governments and central banks wrestle with this issue in coming weeks and months," noted Mark Dutton, chief investment officer, AXA, Australia & NZ. Greece ... |
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