The Mid-week Trading Update: What Taper, Fed? Take care of the Debt Ceiling for us Lew!!
Of course, it is not easy for the US when the Republicans have only the Debt ceiling debate to make themselves felt in Government but that’s how it will be … Continue reading
The Mid-Week Trend update: The FOMC announcements have a ring of finality to it!
One need not remind our readers that we do not think half as optimistically as the fed seems to have indicated yesterday. one expected an end 2013 calendar beginning for … Continue reading
Ben Bernanke Speaks (Q&A , post FOMC 1430 hrs March 20, 2013)
A rather non conventional start to the presser with Ben Bernanke being cornered on how big the change in Employment situation and inflation would actually cause the Fed to reduced … Continue reading
FOMC Policy speak and Forecasts, March 19-20, 2013 (followed by Ben Bernanke Speaks)
The March FOMC Statement has been released along expected lines. The Fed has apparently tried to remove possibility of runaway speculation around its statements in small measure removing strategic … Continue reading
Ben Bernanke Speaks: US and UK join hands to go down the unlimited QE lane
Making news this Wednesday as the FOMC meeting gets over is the continuing of the Federal Reserve along new NGDP targets or in this particular US cae an unemployment target … Continue reading
US Economy: You can leave it to Ben? | FOMC Meeting October 23-24, 2012
Clint Eastwood’s newly launched Anti Obama Campaign inadvertently combined with the FOMC meeting announcement along expected lines to bring out a likely mean streak in equities in afternoon trading. As … Continue reading
Here Comes the Fed Decision – FOMC Statement – July-August 2012
The statement reiterates it noted the deceleration in the First Half of the year and to be fair to them have not added any new spin to what has already … Continue reading
US Morning Report: It is the Economy, Mr Bernanke!
The moderate recovery underway in the data seems to wax and wane according to its distance from a scheduled Fed meeting with bad new home sales last week ignored as … Continue reading
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