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• No increase in base rate again

  
  The Money Stop — Authority: 130
  For the ninth month in a row the Bank of England has decided to keep the base interest rate on hold, leaving it static at its lowest level in history, which is just 0.5 percent. The decision to keep the base rate so low has come as no surprise to most industry experts given the [...]
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• [Outlook 2010] Moody’s sees sovereign states a-suffering

  
  FT Alphaville — Authority: 650
  Ratings agency Moody’s takes up the sovereign subject again on Tuesday, with its 2010 outlook on sovereign risk. And the mood, as the below chart should demonstrate, is rather miserable. Anothery misery index - Moodys [/caption]Moody’s has compiled a 1970s-style ‘Misery’...
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• The Four Things That Keep Morgan Stanleys Teun Draaisma Up At Night

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 740
  As Europe continues shouldering the burden of the devaluing dollar, courtesy of a Euro that just wont quit, even as the Eurozone is constantly putting out fires in its own backyard ( Greece , Hypo , Latvia , ongoing downgrades), the optimism over European prospects is now more pervasive than ever. In a report titled ...
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• Bond price crash is the surest bet in town

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 967
  Past performance, all financial advisers are obliged to tell you when seeking to stuff your hard-earned nest egg into the latest investment fashion, is no guide to the future.
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• Biggest expansion of Bank of Englands balance sheet in two centuries

  
  Telegraph.co.uk Finance Blog — Authority: 681
  There are some interesting stories that have come this morning from the Bank of England’s Quarterly Bulletin. Among them: the fact that households have seen their incomes safeguarded by the cuts in interest rates over the past year (but implying they will face a shock when rates start to rise); the point that ...
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• Interest rates to stay low for longer in wake of pre-Budget report

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 967
  Interest rates are expected to stay low for longer to counter the impact of the pre-Budget report (PBR) and the scale of fiscal tightening which is thought necessary in Britain.
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• Frontrunning: December 10

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 740
  Brown, Sarkozy Op-Ed: Global finance, global regulation ( WSJ ) Citi TARP talks uncertain says Treasury official ( Reuters ) France said to consider following U.K. bank bonus tax ( Bloomberg ) Dems to lift debt ceiling by $1.8 trillion, fear 2010 backlash ( Politico ) Sovereign credits get less than royal ...
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• Bank of England keeps interest rates at 0.5%

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  • Caution remains with quantitative easing still at £200bn • Rates likely to remain unchanged at least until February Bank of England policymakers kept rates on hold at a record low of 0.5% for the 10th month in a row in December, ending the year in a cautious mood. The Bank of Englands nine-strong monetary ...
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• Bank of England rate-setters expected to be cautious

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 967
  Bank of England interest rate-setters are expected to end the year in cautious mood at their monetary policy meeting today.
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• Forex Daily Outlook – December 10th 2009

  
  Forex Crunch — Authority: 139
  Get ready for one of the busiest days: rate decisions in Britain and Switzerland, employment numbers in the US and Australia, and much more. Here goes:Image credit: Vlastula on FlickrAustralia’s MI Inflation Expectations start the day with an expected steady rise. This is only a warm up to the bigger release: the ...
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• The Longwave Group On Why The Fed Must Be Abolished

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 740
  THE LONGWAVE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CYCLE - WINTER WARNING, December 7, 2009 Who’s In Charge? – The Regulators Big Brother is alive and living in Washington, D.C. but he is not well.   A malaise of weaknesses and failures, unearthed during the recent credit crisis, continues to permeate through various ...
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• The UKs Problem is... Dubai?

  
  Jr Deputy Accountant — Authority: 144
  I think Market Ticker and I are going to have to diverge on opinion here. Dubai is a non-fucking-event . A burp and a ripple at the best, even a poorly functioning market can digest such a remedial, by-the-book bubble. Oh, but thats why the pound is in trouble. Not because theyre trying to print their way out of ...
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• Japan’s growth embarrassingly revised down by 3.5%

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 669
  A friend Scott caught this article on Bloomberg about the latest economic figures out of Japan: Japan’s economy expanded less than a third of the pace initially reported in the three months to September as companies slashed spending. Gross domestic product rose at an annual 1.3 percent pace, slower than the 4.8 ...
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• There is one scenario where interest rates will not rise significantly.

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 540
  Remember this is a world economy not just the United States.That scenario is currently unfolding now.While the USA and England have employed QE(quantitative easing ) to insure liquidity . What is the net effect of QE?The increase of exports,the increase of liquidity,The increase of jobs.The repayment of debt with ...
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• Gilt traders to net big bonuses thanks to Treasury

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 967
  Gilt traders will be in line for bumper bonuses this year after generating big profits from the £200bn quantitative easing (QE) scheme approved by the Treasury.
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• Lunatics At Institute For International Economics Endorse $6 Trillion More In QE, Cite Fred "Iceman" Mishkin For Corroboration

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 740
  The latest lunacy out of the Institute for International Economics notes that the dollar can and should go to negative territory courtesy of another roughly $6 trillion in Quantitative Easing. Enter Joseph Gagnon, who is obviously daring to boldly go where the Fed Chairman can only dream of going, and is set on ...
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• Optimists Expect Mild Inflation in a Decent Recovery

  
  The Daily Reckoning Australia — Authority: 522
  Early this week, the worlds largest central bank, the Federal Reserve, announced plans to exit its monetary stimulus efforts. It unveiled a new tool - reverse repos - to help speed the work. The term, "unintended consequences" was probably invented to describe such tools. Give the feds a saw and they will cut off ...
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• The case for a windfall tax on bank bonuses is unanswerable

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  The chancellors plan for a windfall tax on bank bonuses is a good start, but should also form part of a longer-term strategy The City has only itself to blame if Alistair Darling makes a windfall tax on bank bonuses the centrepiece of Wednesdays pre-budget report (PBR). There were strong rumours yesterday that the ...
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• The US Federal Reserve Experiments On Unwinding Stimulus As Bank Of Japan Engages in QE

  
  prudent investor newsletters — Authority: 132
  ``The basic cause of inflation, always and everywhere, lies in the field of money and credit." -Henry Hazlitt in Newsweek, December 22, 1947 The US Federal Reserve did the unexpected this week, aside from conducting a preliminary test to unwind current stimulus by selling $180 million of reverse repurchases ...
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• British Pound Forecast – December 7-11

  
  Forex Crunch — Authority: 139
  
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