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EUR/USD Mostly Unchanged by Other Macroeconomic Releases before Fed Rate De
2008-04-30 16:47:00 EUR/USD remains mostly unchanged today as the markets await the Federal Reserve decision on the interest rate. Even some important indicators that were released in U.S. today failed to move the currency pair significantly on Forex. Advance data for the first quarter GDP in U.S. were releasd today, showing 0.6% growth (the same as in Q4 2007),- above the estimate of 0.5%. Chicago PMI index in April rose ...
THOMSON FINANCIAL NEWS TOP STORIES Macroeconomics 15:30 BST (Sharewatch)
2007-09-30 19:09:00 2007-09-30 15:15:21 Trichet says accumulated image crapper bounds incident in business crisis SALZBURG, Oesterreich (Thomson Financial) - dweller Central Bank chair Jean-Claude Trichet said accumulated image crapper support bounds incident personalty when a business crisis develops. More: continuing here
PhD Studentships in Macroeconomics
2007-09-06 14:41:00 University of St Andrews,UK University of St Andrews 5 SIRE PhD Studentships Macroeconomics, Market or Contract Incompleteness School of Economics and Finance The School of Economics and Finance at the University of St Andrews, is offering five PhD studentships to be taken up in Autumn 2007 - or as soon as possible thereafter - to work on topics related to ...
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Macroeconomics and Market Meltdown
2007-08-19 00:00:00 -By Thomas E. Brewton Big government, abetted by Keynesian macroeconomics, fostered today's macro meltdown in the financial markets. Collectivism in the Federal government since the 1930s New Deal is paralleled by the emergence in financial markets of giant, multi-national financial institutions. Both reflect the detached, numbers only, view of socialistic regulators ...
By: Publius Forum
China says stock volatility reflects no macroeconomic problems
2007-03-12 17:48:00 From RIA NovostiBEIJING, March 12 (RIA Novosti) - China's stock market fluctuations do not reflect any macroeconomic problems, the country's chief banker said Monday.World stocks have recovered some of the ground lost in the drastic sell-off of global equities that began February 27 when China's Shanghai Composite, the country's main stock index, plunged nearly 9 percent."I personally believe that there are no problems at the macroeconomic level and stock market price fluctuations will not lead to any substantial change in trends," Zhou Xiaochuan told a press conference on China's monetary policy.At the same time, Xiaochuan declined to answer directly whether the global sell-off was triggered by a sharp fall in China's stocks."Initially China believed that its share market was comparatively small and at a nascent stage in its development. But economic globalization has created a close relationship between fluctuations on various stocks markets. This is a testament that we must... |
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