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- Fed Announces 2012 FOMC Schedule, 1st Meeting Jan 24-25
- ForexLive US wrap-up: Mkt senses end of QE2, no QE3
- ECB’s Quaden: Moderate Int Rate Increase Won’t Stifle Recovery
- ECB’s Noyer: Need Better Management Of Global Liquidity
- This deserves a re-run
- Geithner to China next week
- USD/JPY holding near highs
- Fed’s Plosser W/Media: Must Not ‘Fall Behind Curve’ on Infln
- Portuguese parties reject forming coalition; early elections in May
- Ireland’s Kenny: ECB agrees fire sale of banking assets wouldn’t be prudent
- Fed’s Fisher: Excess liquidity leads to excess volatility
- Canadian Conservatives defeated in confidence vote
- Canadian parliament begins no-confidence vote
- Plosser: Fed must be careful not to get behind the curve
- 1.4050/60 holds first test
- Fed’s Plosser Q/A: Headline Infl, Not Core, Is What ‘Matters’
- AP: Libya may consider talks with rebels; consider elections
- Portugal’s PSD says wants snap election ASAP
- Fed’s Plosser: Tighten,Shrink Bal Sheet Concurrently In Exit
- A black SUV is on its way to Plosser’s location…
| Fed Announces 2012 FOMC Schedule, 1st Meeting Jan 24-25 Posted: WASHINGTON (MNI) - The Federal Open Market Committee Friday announced its tentative meeting schedule for 2012: January 24-25 (Tuesday-Wednesday) March 13 (Tuesday) April 24-25 (Tuesday-Wednesday) June 19-20 (Tuesday-Wednesday) July 31 (Tuesday) September 12 (Wednesday) October 23-24 (Tuesday-Wednesday) December 11 (Tuesday) January 29-30, 2013 (Tuesday-Wednesday) ** Market News International Washington ... |
| ForexLive US wrap-up: Mkt senses end of QE2, no QE3 Posted: US Q4 GDP revised higher to 3.1% from 2.8% University of Michigan consumer sentiment index falls to 67.5 EU Summit ends with little progress (EU again over-promises, under-performs) Fed's Plosser says Fed should raise rates and sell bonds bonds when time comes to tighten. Policy shift should come before too long. Fed's Fisher, ... |
| ECB’s Quaden: Moderate Int Rate Increase Won’t Stifle Recovery Posted: By David Barwick FRANKFURT (MNI) - Hiking official borrowing costs moderately in the Eurozone at the present juncture won't throttle the economic recovery underway, outgoing European Central Bank Governing Council member Guy Quaden said in a Belgian press interview released Friday. Quaden, who heads the ... |
| ECB’s Noyer: Need Better Management Of Global Liquidity Posted: PARIS (MNI) - With determination and good will, the G20 nations can improve the international monetary system, notably by tackling disruptive capital flows, European Central Bank Governing Council member Christian Noyer said Friday. "Abrupt capital inflows and outflows, the accumulation ... |
| Posted: It's not everyday your team is celebrated in verse... |
| Posted: For a G20 seminar ad talks with China. Perhaps he has some tax tips for the People's Republic.. EUR/USD is testing support in the 1.4050 area late in the day. Stops are seen in the 1.4035/40 area if we push lower. |
| Posted: Firm US yields remain supportive for USD/JPY. For the first time in ages yields have moved on a Fed comment. 2-year notes are 6 bp firmer on the day in yield, now at 0.756%. USD/JPY holds in the 81.43 area; just below offers at 81.50; more lie at 81.80 and ... |
| Fed’s Plosser W/Media: Must Not ‘Fall Behind Curve’ on Infln Posted: By Claudia Hirsch NEW YORK (MNI) Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Plosser Friday said the Fed must be careful not to fall "behind the curve" on inflation. "I worry about us being behind the curve," Plosser told reporters following ... |
| Portuguese parties reject forming coalition; early elections in May Posted: Looks like May elections for Canada as well...Should be a busy spring. |
| Ireland’s Kenny: ECB agrees fire sale of banking assets wouldn’t be prudent Posted: |
| Fed’s Fisher: Excess liquidity leads to excess volatility Posted: Not sure if its true, but it is memorable line nonetheless... EUR/USD has dipped to the 1.4070 level as its earlier bounce faltered in the low 1.4080s. |
| Canadian Conservatives defeated in confidence vote Posted: Looks like another Canadian election to come... USD/CAD showing little reaction, now at 0.9813. |
| Canadian parliament begins no-confidence vote Posted: |
| Plosser: Fed must be careful not to get behind the curve Posted: Didn't like QE2 because it complicated Fed exit Not at all clear QE2 would do anything for unemployment Fed not in imminent danger of falling behind curve The serum is wearing off...hit him again! |
| Posted: EUR/USD is bouncing mildly after finding willing buyers in the 1.4050/60 area. the level from which central banks began their heavy buying yesterday in London. It's a logical spot for intraday bears to take back some of their shorts and for the brave to get long ahead of the weekend. ... |
| Fed’s Plosser Q/A: Headline Infl, Not Core, Is What ‘Matters’ Posted: By Claudia Hirsch NEW YORK (MNI) Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Charles Plosser Friday said headline inflation -- not core inflation which excludes volatile food and energy components -- is really the only inflation that "matters." "What matters? Headline inflation. That's ... |
| AP: Libya may consider talks with rebels; consider elections Posted: Perhaps The Colonel is getting tired of getting buzzed by cruise missiles. Oil a bit lower, now at 105.00. |
| Portugal’s PSD says wants snap election ASAP Posted: Asks president to schedule election as soon as possible. EUR/USD at 1.4063, just above 1.4058 lows... |
| Fed’s Plosser: Tighten,Shrink Bal Sheet Concurrently In Exit Posted: By Brai Odion-Esene and Claudia Hirsch NEW YORK (MNI) - Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Charles Plosser proposed Friday that the Fed's exit strategy from its monetary stimulus should involve raising rates and shrinking its balance sheet "concurrently." He also assured that ... |
| A black SUV is on its way to Plosser’s location… Posted: Dispatched by Fed HQ. There are men wearing sunglasses and carrying dart guns loaded with a tranquilizers... Plosser is so far off the reservation he has to be taken out... |
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