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| | | The US Federal Reserve will get their policy action right, and there is no need to fear a 1994-style crash in bonds, according to Fidelity Worldwide Investment head of quantitative research David Buckle. Global bonds and equity markets have shown signs ... |
| | | | ... gave up an early rally and ended lower amid some slightly downbeat economic data and caution ahead of next week's Federal Reserve policy board meeting. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 105.90 points (0.70 per cent) at 15,070.18. The broad-based ... |
| | | | ... central banks' monetary easing measures will end soon. Dealers in emerging economies also ran for cover, with the US Federal Reserve in focus amid fears it will soon start to reel in its $US85-billion-a-month bond-buying. Tokyo's Nikkei crumbled, losing ... |
| | | | ... Taper is on according to Fed mouthpiece John Hilsenrath. John wrote in the Wall Street Journal last week that, "Federal Reserve officials are likely to signal at their June policy meeting that they're on track to begin pulling back their $85-billion-a-month ... |
| | | | ... Monday, with the greenback also climbing, after a report showing modest gains in US job creation eased concerns the Federal Reserve will soon start to roll back its huge monetary easing scheme. However, buying sentiment was tempered by more relatively ... |
| | | | ... S&P 500 has experienced a sell-off in recent weeks as global equity investors consider the impact of a possible Federal Reserve pull back from quantitative easing. However, Beazley, who's business is focused principally in the Japanese market and has ... |
| | | | ... tale of horror here. The bucket list: 1. Warren Buffett 'guaranteed' new bubble, new recession four years ago 2. Federal Reserve's Council: 'Unsustainable bubble in stocks, bonds' 3. Peter Schiff is 'doubling down' on his 'doomsday' prediction 4. Bill ... |
| | | | ... dollar rose slightly after shedding around one per cent against the yen in New York, while expectations that the Federal Reserve will start to pull back on its monetary easing also pushed the US unit up further against its Australian counterpart. Tokyo ... |
| | | | ... while the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite fell 20.11 (0.58 per cent) to 3,445.26. Speeches by several officials of the Federal Reserve kept speculation alive over the timing for the central bank to begin slowing its quantitative-easing bond purchases, though ... |
| | | | ... Tokyo clawing back some ground after plunging in the previous session, as tepid US data eased concerns that the Federal Reserve could begin tapering its aggressive stimulus program. Tokyo climbed 1.37 per cent, or 185.51 points, to 13,774.54 after the ... |
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