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Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement
Fed much more upbeat about outlook
In a news conference after the Fed meeting, Bernanke
ECB rates becoming more effective again: Draghi
Draghi Says He Has Confidence in German Court OMT Review
“I have full confidence in the constitutional court’s independence, also in its ability to examine with thoroughness and with fairness all the advice it is getting from all sides,” Draghi said in an interview on Germa
Kuroda Stares Down Bond Volatility With Stimulus Unchanged
BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and his fellow board members left unaltered the one-year fixed-rate loan facility the bank has tapped seven times amid a surge in 10-year government bond yiel
King Calls Time Surveying Recovery Not Yet Assured: U.K. Credit
After his 194th meeting of the nine-member Monetary Policy Committee, he’ll hand Carney on July 1 an economy that resumed growth in the first quarter and may have picked up in the current period. The MPC
BOJ Outline of Outright Purchases of Japanese Government Bonds
Bernanke: The Economic Outlook
Current Economic Conditions
Economic growth has continued at a moderate pace so far this year. Real gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated to have risen at an annual rate of 2-1/2 percent in the first quarter after increasing 1-3/4 per
Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee
King Defeated Again as BOE Majority Watches for Inflation
Six members of the Monetary Policy Committee voted to keep quantitative easing at 375 billion pounds ($568 billion) this month, the central bank said in the minutes of its May 8-9 meeting, published in Lo
Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee Minutes
BOJ Statement on Monetary Policy
Bank of England Inflation Report May 2013
The MPC
Central Banks Keep Easing After Cuts Fail to Spur Growth
As Group of Seven finance chiefs gather in the U.K. today with monetary policy on their agenda, economists at Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse Group AG are among those predicting policy makers will keep deploying stimulus amid weak global growth, slowing inflation and
No negative ECB deposit rate for now, says Nowotny
ECB President Mario Draghi said on Thursday the ECB was "technically ready" to cut the deposit rate from zero percent, meaning it would start charging banks for holding their money overnight.
The comments triggered speculation the central ban


























