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| | ... rate similarly easing to 0.9% from 1.1%. Yet, several ECB members are voicing their dissent over a stimulus package: Bundesbank vice-president Lautenschlage said "nein" to QE; Dutch central bank president Knot, thinks the outlook is not weak enough to ... |
| | | Echoing BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's quick push back on taper speculations, Deutsche Bundesbank president and ECB governing council member Jens Weidmann used his speech at the Ludwig-Erhard Summit in Bavaria to do the same. Like Kuroda, Weidmann's ... |
| | | ... one dove. To cap off this week of Fed speak, Fischer gets to repeat what he told New Yorkers when he speaks before a Bundesbank conference in Frankfurt tomorrow and where would we all be without the "lady" herself providing the final say. Madame Janet ... |
| | | ... by the weakening in the euro/US$ exchange rate. This gained momentum last week after CNBC reported that, "Germany's Bundesbank said the ECB could buy loans and other assets from banks to support the euro-zone economy, with the statement marking a dramatic ... |
| | | ... 21,512.52 and Shanghai ended 0.17 per cent, or 3.80 points, higher at 2,197.60. In Europe, Jens Weidmann, head of Germany's Bundesbank and a member of the European Central Bank's council, said in an interview that the region's debt woes could last for ... |
| | | ... a day of losses in Europe amid speculation of a German credit rating downgrade and commentary from the head of the Bundesbank predicting that the European economic slump would last a decade more. LONDON - European stock markets fell sharply, hit by comments ... |
| | | ... been correcting to more normal levels both in Germany -where investors were paying for the privilege of lending to the Bundesbank, and in the periphery where yields on 10-year notes had climbed into double figures on fears of a default. Clime says that ... |
| | | ... is backing ECB President Mario Draghi's plan for large-scale bond purchases. This followed yesterday's news that the Bundesbank (in its monthly report), said "nein" to Draghi's plan, released the same day as the "Der Spiegel" magazine scoop that the ... |
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