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| | | ... reporting season was indicative of the softness in the real economy and with financial conditions remaining tight and monetary policy being less effective in a de-leveraging cycle, there is a clear need for lower rates." |
| | | | ... alone, governments need to do their part". Yes folks, he asked governments to their part in repairing the broken monetary policy transmission mechanism - lower interest rates are not reaching the battered sovereigns that need them. What good would another ... |
| | | | ... action man BOJ Kuroda to do more potaytos. "Winning international understanding gives me more confidence to conduct monetary policy appropriately...We will continue our qualitative and quantitative easing for the next two years." That's one of the arrows ... |
| | | | ... jobs market improves. Last week's weak jobs report suggests that could be a while. "Reduced fears of tightening monetary policy is helping lift the market after the FOMC minutes showed a majority of the Fed is still opposed to tampering (with) its bond-buying ... |
| | | | ... for 2.4 per cent. The news eased investor concerns that another high figure would prompt authorities to tighten monetary policy further. "All else equal, the more growth there can be in China, the more demand there will ultimately be for basic materials," ... |
| | | | ... otherwise). At the conclusion of its scheduled 2-day FOMC meeting last night, Uncle Ben renewed his vow to maintain monetary policy accommodation - fed funds rate close to zero and QE3 - for as long as America's jobless rate remains above 6.5% and inflation ... |
| | | | ... it was sensible to allow it time to do its work". Earlier this month (5 March), after the RBA decided to keep monetary policy settings as they were, Governor Glen noted that, "...there are signs that the easier conditions are having some of the expected ... |
| | | | ... on Friday helped by solid jobs data. But the figures were nonetheless seen unlikely to move the Fed to tighten monetary policy. The Labor Department reported that the economy generated a net 236,000 new jobs in February, far more than expected, pulling ... |
| | | | ... widespread optimism that the sun couldn't help but rise again in 'The Land of the Rising Sun' as both fiscal and monetary policy go into reflation overdrive - to defeat two decades of deflation and lift the economy from its third recession in four years. ... |
| | | | ... Australia, Inc. than USA, Inc. And if the economy falters? The RBA has plenty of room still to apply conventional monetary policy accommodation. The Fed, on the other hand, have no other choice but continue to destroy its balance sheet. And unemployment? ... |
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