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Stonger US economy and implications for Fed policy

From AllianceBernstein

Over the past three quarters, the US economy expanded at a 4% annualized rate, the fastest gain in a decade. The economy is also starting 2015 with added stimulus from

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04 Feb 2015

Weekly market & economic update – week ending 19 September, 2014

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week Global share markets mostly rose over the last week helped by indications from the Fed that it’s still in no hurry to

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22 Sep 2014

The Federal Reserve is many things

From Fidelity Worldwide Investment

Ben Bernanke on January 28 and 29 presided over his last policy-setting meeting as chairman of the Federal Reserve, before leaving the central bank two days later. As expected, the

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03 Mar 2014

US gains traction as emerging markets lose their sheen

From Certitude Global Investments

Australian investors still sending record sums offshore, but choosing markets with care Australian investors may still have their sights firmly set on international investments, but they are steering clear of

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19 Feb 2014

The New Normalisation – of Fed Policy; a note from PIMCO

From PIMCO Australia

Let’s jump to this note’s conclusion: Past is not prologue for the projected path of the Fed’s policy rate. Expect the Federal Reserve to keep its policy rate low for

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08 Oct 2013

US Federal Reserve approves QE3

From CMC Markets Group

Earlier today, the US Federal Reserve Open Market Committee (FOMC) approved another round of unconventional monetary stimulus, agreeing to deliver the third set of quantitative easing (QE3). The plans announced

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17 Sep 2012

Principal Global Investors Central Bank Research July 2011

From Principal Global Investors

Principal Global Investors’ Central Bank Research for July 2011 examines current and expected interest rate policy at the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), U.S. Federal Reserve, Bank of England, European

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19 Jul 2011

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