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" I remember seeing data showing that once central banks start raising rates, they continue to do so for months. They do not raise rates one month, then lower them the next and then reverse course. Does anyone have the data? This makes me suspect that rates are due to go higher globally rather ...
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ft.com 10/6/2009 — Australia raises rates from 49-year low By Peter Smith in Sydney and Peter Garnham in London Published: October 6 2009 05:53 | Last updated: October 6 2009 10:11 Australia on Tuesday became the first G20 nation to raise interest rates since the onset ...
ft.com 10/6/2009 — Australia raises rates from 49-year low By Peter Smith in Sydney and Peter Garnham in London Published: October 6 2009 05:53 | Last updated: October 6 2009 10:11 Australia on Tuesday became the first G20 nation to raise interest rates since the onset ...
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capitalspectator.com 10/6/2009 — Someone had to be first. It turns out that it's Australia. The Reserve Bank of Australia raised its benchmark cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.25%. No longer are rates at a half-century low down under. "Economic conditions in Australia have been ...
Rates to Remain Near Zero
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E.U. Lifts Growth Forecast for 2010
nytimes.com 11/3/2009 — PARIS — The European Union said Tuesday that the 27-nation bloc would be out of recession by the end of the year, and it revised its forecast for economic growth in 2010 upward. But it also warned that rising unemployment would keep the recovery in ...
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: Bond-market rout lifts mortgage cost
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bloomberg.com 9/12/2009 — Sept. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Australian employment fell in August by almost twice as much as economists estimated, driving down the nation’s currency on expectations the central bank won’t raise interest rates anytime soon. The number of people employed ...
Australia Rate Rise Poses a Global Policy Challenge
online.wsj.com 10/6/2009 — Australia on Tuesday became the first Group of 20 country to raise interest rates since the start of the financial crisis, setting the stage for a market-rattling divergence among the world's central banks. Nations such as Australia, Israel, Norway ...
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Reserve Bank of Australia - Home Page
rba.gov.au 3/18/2009 — Welcome to the website of Australia's central bank. Information about the RBA , including its monetary policy and other functions, can be accessed through the menu at left. LATEST NEWS 20 March 2009 Statement of Liabilities and Assets 19 March 2009 ...
rba.gov.au 3/18/2009 — Welcome to the website of Australia's central bank. Information about the RBA , including its monetary policy and other functions, can be accessed through the menu at left. LATEST NEWS 20 March 2009 Statement of Liabilities and Assets 19 March 2009 ...
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Bank Crackdown Draws Criticism — WSJ.com: What's News US 11/5/2009
Politicians are putting pressure on regulators to go easy on small community banks across the U.S., a move some say could increase the cost of cleaning up the financial crisis.
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New Era of U.K.-Bank Competition? — WSJ.com: What's News US 11/6/2009
Generating greater retail-banking competition in the U.K. may be more difficult than expected, despite moves intended to lure new competitors to the market.
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New Era of U.K.-Bank Competition? — WSJ.com: What's News US 11/6/2009
Generating greater retail-banking competition in the U.K. may be more difficult than expected, despite moves intended to lure new competitors to the market.
Generating greater retail-banking competition in the U.K. may be more difficult than expected, despite moves intended to lure new competitors to the market.
