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| | | ... triggered mass demonstrations in the debt-stricken country. Spanish Prime Mariano Rajoy was quoted, in the Wall Street Journal, as saying that if Spain's borrowing costs were "too high for too long", then "I can assure you 100 per cent that I would ask ... |
| | | | ... involved in finding solutions to the debt crisis." (Reuters). For Romney is anti-Bernanke. Last 23 August, the Wall Street Journal reported that Romney "told the Fox Business Network that as president, he would want to install someone new in the Federal ... |
| | | | ... to 1.88% by the end of 2011 and 1.70% last night. And as Steve Goldstein - Washington Bureau chief of the Wall Street Journal - wrote: "The CBO... says the budget deficit would shrink by nearly $500 billion in just the first year if the fiscal cliff ... |
| | | | ... with the bank as head of EURO delta trading. Linton is Nomura's second big hire in recent times, with The Wall Street Journal reporting the bank had poached Sydney-based Bank of America Merrill Lynch managing director and equity strategist Tim Rocks ... |
| | | | ... president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston - is running with the blah baton. In his interview with the Wall Street Journal, Rosengren told the world that the Fed should embark on an open-ended bond buying spree and "You continue to do it until it's ... |
| | | | ... thoughts of A$/commodities decoupling are recent reports that global central banks - 60 of 'em according to the Wall Street Journal - "allocating reserves into Australia assets, with around 30 of those new entrants to the market, arriving in the last ... |
| | | | ... bond yields continued to climb - that spilled over onto Wall Street but was tempered by late buying after the Wall Street Journal reported that Federal Reserve officials are getting impatient with the economy's sluggish growth and could take action as ... |
| | | | ... Nothing it seems. It sounds oh, so rationale. Even more so when you find out that it was the much-respected "Wall Street Journal" that published this line as it wrapped up Wall Street's action overnight. It's not! Sure, Wall Street has every reason to ... |
| | | | ... per cent, to $21.60 after it confirmed it was considering splitting into two publicly traded companies. The Wall Street Journal reported late on Monday (US time) that a split would put the entertainment arm, including the 20th Century Fox film business ... |
| | | | ... investment in the Fund," the statement said. The funds comparison, according to Western's SEC filing is based on Wall Street Journal disclosure, which includes both fixed income and equity closed-end funds. In calling for shareholders to vote on a Western ... |
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