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| | | ... before it was tapered by US$10 billion per month to $75 billion in December 2013. After a series of reductions, the Fed official concluded QE in October 2014, signalling the Fed's confidence that the US economy is strong enough to warrant the withdrawal ... |
| | | | ... year. Surprise, surprise but all four international institutions recommend a "coordinated fiscal response" given that monetary policy has seemingly become impotent. However, hopes for a coordinated response - monetary or fiscal or whatever - won't ... |
| | | | ... nine. If only the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) adhered to this age-old proverb. But alas, by insisting on keeping the official cash rate at 1.5% for longer (from August 2016 to May 2019) than the dictates of global and domestic macro-economic fundamentals ... |
| | | | ... security contribution fees for companies and increased spending on infrastructure and environmental projection - as well as monetary ones - the PBOC has cut the reserve requirement ratio several times from 17% in March 2018 to a 12-year low of 13% in ... |
| | | | ... unemployment and achieving more assured progress towards the inflation target," he said. "The board is prepared to ease monetary policy further if needed to support sustainable growth in the economy, make further progress towards full employment, and ... |
| | | | Two down, none to go! There was division at the Fed - one official wanted a 50 bps rate cut; two wanted the target rate maintained - but after all was said and done, they were outvoted by the majority of seven (led by Fed chair Powell) which didn't ... |
| | | | ... interest rates, and in any case for as long as necessary to maintain favourable liquidity conditions and an ample degree of monetary accommodation." It continued, saying: "Fourth, we decided to change the modalities of the new series of quarterly targeted ... |
| | | | As widely expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept the official cash rate unchanged at 1.0% at its September meeting. Operative phrase: "as widely expected". You, I and Irene can wax pedantic about some changes in RBA governor Philip Lowe's ... |
| | | | ... dollar's competitiveness and mitigate the headwinds from a slowing global economy... even if it means taking the official cash rate to zero. |
| | | | ... former official who oversaw the Treasury's currency-manipulator monitoring for 14 years, and is now at the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum, a think tank, notes that China meets only the first of those three conditions." But I digress. ... |
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