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| | | ... far. The report also said investors are looking for "hard assets" to hedge against potential future inflation as central banks increase the money supply. Nicholas Brooks, head of research and investment strategy at ETF Securities, said the surge of inflows ... |
| | | | ... along the way, the equity markets' forward momentum would remain intact. Everything that could go wrong already did. Central banks and national governments around the world are spending big to right these wrongs and are prepared to spend more if necessary. ... |
| | | | ... environment and the policy responses are different now than in the 1930s. Today the US Federal Reserve and other major central banks have pledged to keep policy easy for as long as it takes. It jumped the gun back then. Today, most currencies are on ... |
| | | | ... reported the big losses in its books. But isn't this what international institutions and national governments and central banks are trying to address? After having thrown in trillions of dollars to salvage the world financial system, does anybody think ... |
| | | | ... know. That's why we have been selling stocks for as long as we could remember. That's why national governments and central banks of all shapes and sizes are busily working to re-capitalise capitalism. International agencies to boot. I just wonder what ... |
| | | | ... stocks rally long before economic growth turns positive. As for the headlights, these will come much later given that central banks have large printing presses to keep the train from running over the economy. The hope is that the train of higher interest ... |
| | | | ... remains mired in poverty, famine, corruption and disease. In their desperation to avoid this fate, governments and central banks are experimenting with policies one after the other. But financial and economic conditions remained depressed despite the ... |
| | | | ... consumption -display of wealth - to defense - preservation of wealth. In the late 1990s, gold lost its glimmer as European central banks unloaded their gold reserve holdings unto the market. The price of the yellow metal dropped from a cycle high of ... |
| | | | ... 0.33 per cent on Thursday as a stronger yen hit Honda Motor and other exporters, but steps by the US and Japanese central banks to ease the credit crisis helped boost banking shares. In light trade, the Nikkei ended down 26.21 points at 7,945.96. HONG ... |
| | | | ... on improved sentiment about the global financial system and mounting hopes for fresh steps as the US and Japanese central banks head into policy meetings. The Nikkei-225 index added 244.98, or 3.18 per cent, to 7,949.13 points. HONG KONG - The benchmark ... |
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