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| | | ... slight adjustment upwards of the "dots" in the "dot plot" (of interest rate forecasts), she did. That is, she kept monetary policy steady and the "considerable time" wording intact. And then there were the Scots and their vote for independence from the ... |
| | | | ... its potential growth rate". Yup, Kuroda san said this at his press conference on 4 September when the BOJ kept monetary policy unchanged as expected. Sure, sure... if Japan's potential growth rate is a big fat zero, that is.A Then it really is growing ... |
| | | | ... well into 2015. LONDON - Europe's stock markets have risen, boosted by hopes the US central bank will keep its monetary policy loose and expectations that Scotland will vote to stay part of the United Kingdom. London's benchmark FTSE 100 index added ... |
| | | | ... solid gains following reports of a new Chinese stimulus plan as investors awaited Wednesday's US Federal Reserve monetary policy announcement. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 100.83 points (0.59 per cent) to 17,131.97. The broad-based S&P 500 ... |
| | | | ... words to be precise. Speculation that the Fed would (or would not) change these two words when it delivers its monetary policy statement on Wednesday (NY time) has focussed the minds of many an investor lately and... wet the pants of others. No need ... |
| | | | ... followed disappointing Chinese and US industrial production data and came ahead of Wednesday's Federal Reserve monetary policy decision and Scotland's vote Thursday on independence from Britain. LONDON - European stock markets have closed narrowly mixed ... |
| | | | ... Ukraine are likely to underpin the gold price throughout this year and the next. "In the US, financial-market and monetary policy risk remain. In the current low-growth recovery the US Government has piled up trillions of dollars of debt that looks like ... |
| | | | ... Data released Thursday showed inflation easing to a four-month low, fuelling the case for a further easing in monetary policy. "The markets are behaving in a pretty orderly manner," said SMBC Nikko Securities general manager of equities Hiroichi Nishi. ... |
| | | | ... that's what the FRBSF stands for) for its recently-released economic research titled, "Assessing Expectations of Monetary Policy". Thank the FRBSF for bringing the interest rate fear back into market consciousness and sparking another one of those dips ... |
| | | | ... distinguished men and women that comprise the Board of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) meets today to deliberate on monetary policy settings apropos (wooh-hoo, big word) for Australia given current domestic and international dynamics. Pardon moi ... |
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