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Dow sinks 200 points after Fed hints at stimulus easing
From cnn.com| 24 min ago
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A Governor looks back - and forward - speech by Mervyn King
From bankofengland.co.uk| 48 min ago
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EURUSD – Post FOMC Price Action Analysis – 19th June
From forex-fx-4x.com| 56 min ago| 4 comments
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AUD/USD: Trading the Chinese Flash Manufacturing PMI
From forexcrunch.com| 1 hr 38 min ago| 3 comments
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From ustream.tv| 2 hr 20 min ago| 18 comments
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Fed Keeps $85 Billion Pace of Bond Buying, Sees Risks Waning
From bloomberg.com| 2 hr 44 min ago| 6 comments
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From federalreserve.gov| 2 hr 49 min ago| 77 comments
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Economic Projections of Federal Reserve Board Members and Federal...
From federalreserve.gov| 2 hr 49 min ago| 4 comments
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Breakdown of What FX Traders Can Expect from the Fed
From forexnews.com| 3 hr ago| 4 comments
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How to Position for Bernanke's Speech
From cnbc.com| 4 hr ago| 28 comments
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Narnold1| 6 min ago
there was a guy there from the telegraph....
Story: FOMC Press Conference
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Guest| 10 min ago
{quote} ...until ECB will blow you out of your socks (forget about fundamentals and other noise)! Eu is going up on a long term.
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venzen| 11 min ago
Green pips to you! Careful with the longs right now, there is downside potential for 0.89 !
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Guest| 21 min ago
Wrong............ Banks take the short out!!!
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Ill-b-back| 24 min ago
reaction to mention of curtailing, stopping QE next year. But as to be expected, tied strictly to economic improvement so it is nothing more than ...
Story: Fed Keeps $85 Billion Pace of Bond Buying, Sees Risks Waning
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A Governor looks back - and forward - speech by Mervyn King
From bankofengland.co.uk| 48 min ago
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From ustream.tv| 2 hr 20 min ago| 18 comments
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Fed Keeps $85 Billion Pace of Bond Buying, Sees Risks Waning
From bloomberg.com| 2 hr 44 min ago| 6 comments
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From federalreserve.gov| 2 hr 49 min ago| 77 comments
Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in May suggests that economic activity has been expanding at a moderate pace. Labor market conditions have shown further improvement in recent months, on balance, but the unemployment rate remains elevated. Household spending and business fixed investment advanced, and the housing sector has ...
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From ustream.tv| 2 hr 20 min ago| 18 comments
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Fed Keeps $85 Billion Pace of Bond Buying, Sees Risks Waning
From bloomberg.com| 2 hr 44 min ago| 6 comments
The Federal Reserve said it will keep buying bonds at a pace of $85 billion a month and said that risks to the economy have decreased. “The committee sees downside the risks to the outlook for the economy and the labor market as having diminished since the fall,” the Federal Open Market Committee said today at the conclusion of a two-day meeting in ...
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How to Position for Bernanke's Speech
From cnbc.com| 4 hr ago| 28 comments
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Economic Projections of Federal Reserve Board Members and Federal Reserve Bank Presidents, June 2013
From federalreserve.gov| 2 hr 49 min ago| 4 comments
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From federalreserve.gov| 2 hr 49 min ago| 77 comments
Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in May suggests that economic activity has been expanding at a moderate pace. Labor ...
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How to Position for Bernanke's Speech
From cnbc.com| 4 hr ago| 28 comments
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Are EUR Bulls Prepared For The FOMC Decision?
From oanda.com| 9 hr ago| 20 comments
So far there have been no surprises – consolidation is the name of the game this morning before ‘helicopter’ Ben gets to his press conference. The ...
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From ustream.tv| 2 hr 20 min ago| 18 comments
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If Bernanke really shakes the tree, half the world may fall out
From telegraph.co.uk| 18 hr ago| 14 comments
We no longer have a free market. The world’s financial asset prices have become a plaything of central banks and the sovereign wealth funds of a few ...