Sara Eisen
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This Congressman Sean Duffy questioning Bernanke was on The Real World Boston (2002)
Less QE causes tighter market conditions. even if it's still qe. Joe's right @TheStalwart @mckonomy
yay a currency war question thank you Rep Campbell... "We are supporting Japan's policies" - Bernanke
Have your concerns about finl stability increased lately? "I would say it's increased a bit"- Bernanke
Alan Blinder on Bernanke successor:" you are talking about names in the media like Yellen, Ferguson, Kohn, me...I have not been asked"
Richard Koo (Nomura Research Inst):it could be "the beginning of the end" for Japanese economy if 10-year yields continue climbing
euro-swissie! on the move. franc weakens past 1.26 first time in 2 years pic.twitter.com/6CHOeqZeL7
saraeisenFX: euro-swissie! on the move. ...
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Abenomics is "unfair...& unsustainable..strong economic policy reactions from Japan’s neighbors are almost inevitable"on.ft.com/10Np6mL
Abenomics will only damage Japan’s neighbours
ft.com — Abenomics, the name given to Japan's experiment with monetary and fiscal stimulus, is designed to end chronic deflation, according to Shinzo Abe, the country's prime minister. But there is yet little evidence of inflation. The world has merely seen
“Relative to our peers, Canada is working" Carney's last public speech before taking over Bank of England bloom.bg/119h4QR
Carney Says Europe Could Benefit From Canada Economic Policies
bloomberg.com — Europe could look to Canada as a model as the continent tries to avoid a "decade of stagnation," Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney said in his last scheduled public speech before taking over the Bank of England.
Selling out of Gold etfs? you'll pay higher capital-gains taxes than stocks & bonds because it's a "collectible" bit.ly/ZaVj9a
Gold ETF Sellers Facing Tax Surprises At 28% Capital-Gains Rate
fa-mag.com — Investors who dumped shares in gold exchange-traded funds amid the biggest selloff in the metal in four years may be in for a shock: capital-gains taxes are higher than for stocks and bonds. Profits from investments in ETFs that back their shares with physical holdings of precious metals face taxes as high as 28 percent for investments held at least a year.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Business and Finance, U.S. and more.
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