- The Fed Ensures that the Dollar Risk Trade is On!
Although there was another big batch of primarily better-than-expected earnings and some decent economic data, the stock market was really all about the Federal Reserve on Wednesday. First there was the statement accompanying the announcement that monetary policy was once again being left alone, which kept traders happy. And then, more importantly, Mr. Bernanke played 'Meet the Press' by holding his first-ever post-FOMC meeting news conference. 主に予想以上の収益といくつかのまともな経済データのもう一つの大きなバッチがあったものの、株式市場が本当にすべての水曜日に、連邦準備制度についてでした
- Removing Reserve Bank Presidents From FOMC: Another Bad Idea
As if the Dodd-Frank monstrosity weren’t bad enough, along comes another bad idea that falls under the category of no good deed goes unpunished. Mr. Frank has now proposed that the Reserve Bank presidents be removed from the FOMC. He apparently wants a more centralized central bank, centralized—guess where?—in Washington, D.C. If he gets his wish, it will destroy an important feature that has contributed to the Federal Reserve’s effectiveness. ドッド-フランク極悪非道に十分な悪くはなかったかのように、一緒には善行のカテゴリに該当する罰を行く別の悪い考えています
- Champagne on Ice at the Fed
A Thursday morning rally in the dollar is not so much inspired by the every-other-day-excuse of rising risk aversion, but follows a minor improvement in the labor market according to weekly claims data. The FOMC minutes released a day earlier made it clear that a retirement party is in the works for quantitative easing, although no one seems prepared to call the caterer at this stage. Before the Fed can pop the champagne corks and streamline its balance sheet the minutes yesterday confirmed that official interest rates will likely rise, but that will come only after the Fed stops reinvesting maturing securities. ドルの木曜日の朝の集会は、あまりインスピレーションリスク回避が上昇するごとに、他の日-言い訳ではありませんが、週特許請求の範囲のデータによると労働市場のマイナーな改良に従います
- U.S. Fed keeps interest rate unchanged (2)
Based on information received since the FOMC met in March, the Fed said that U.S. household spending is expanding at a moderate rate but remains constrained by high unemployment, modest income growth, lower housing wealth, and tight credit.
Business spending on equipment and software has risen significantly. However, investment in nonresidential structures is declining, housing starts have edged up but remain at a depressed level, and employers remain reluctant to add to payrolls.
The cent ... 3月FOMCは会った数の後に受信した情報は、FRBが持っている、米国の世帯の穏健で支出が拡大。住宅低いままですが、制約によって、高い失業率、ささやかな所得の伸びの富と、しっかり機器や支出を信用
- FOMC: We Got This
Central bank takes no action in ho-hum statement, but dissenting vote notes awareness of bubble risks. 中央銀行が、浩には行動ハムステートメントかかるバブルのリスクの反対票ノートを意識
- Federal Reserve, Department Stores In Focus For Week Ahead
FOMC meets Tuesday, while investors await results from the likes of Macy's, J.C. Penney and Nordstrom. 投資家はメイシーズ、JCペニーとノードストロームの同類からの結果を待っているFOMCは2009年の通りです
- Bonds Stout As Fed Rethinks Post QE2 Policy Actions
Global bond yields are standing easy ahead of the April FOMC meeting, which concludes its two-day meeting Wednesday with the first-ever press conference to be conducted by Ben Bernanke. While U.S. bonds are leading major government yields lower, peripheral bond prices in Europe are once again in free-fall as investors grow increasingly concerned that debt restructuring is a near-certainty. _NULL_
- Bernanke Admits He's Clueless On Economy's Soft Patch
In his second post-FOMC press conference, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke touched on every topic, admitting that the recovery was weaker than expected and that beyond temporary factors like supply chain disruptions in Japan and high energy prices, he was at a loss as to what was causing the soft patch. _NULL_
- US economy: the Fed projects optimism on jobs and growth | Richard Adams
The Federal Reserve's latest economic forecasts spell good news for the US: stronger growth and falling unemploymentThe Federal Open Markets Committee today published its most recent forecasts for the US economy, and they contain welcome news in terms of a better outlook on jobs and growth for the next two years.The Fed's forecasters expect unemployment rate to fall to closer to 9% by the end of this year, and dip even further next year as the US's engines of growth splutter back to life.Measured by gross domestic product, it expects the US to grow at a healthy rate of 3.4% during 2010, and to grow at a faster rate in 2011. Meanwhile, it expects inflation to remain subdued, which should allow official interest rates to remain low.That's a slightly rosier picture than the Fed's last set of forecasts. If accurate, that suggests the Democratic party will be able to deploy a stronger message on the economy in the run-up to the 2012 eloections. But the pace of the recovery will not be fast enough to help Democrats by the time the 2010 midterm elections take place in November.The forecasts were published today alongside the minutes of the FOMC's April meeting three weeks ago.In the minutes, when the committee to leave monetary policy unchanged, the committee's members noted:Participants expected that economic growth would continue: Recent data pointed to significant gains in retail sales, business spending on equipment and software had picked up substantially, and reports from business contacts and regional surveys indicated that production was increasing briskly in many sectors.... Many participants noted that employment had increased in recent months, and that they expected a further firming of labour market conditions going forward. A stronger labour market could continue 連邦準備制度の最新の経済予測は本日、米国にとって良いニュース：強力な成長と立ち下がりunemploymentThe連邦公開市場委員会スペル米国経済の最も最近の予測を発表、彼らは雇用と成長より良い見通しの観点から歓迎のニュースが含まれて次の2つyears.The FRBの予報は、失業率は9％に近い今年の年末まで下落し、期待して、さらに、来年の成長の国内総生産でパチパチという音に戻るlife.Measuredへの米国のエンジンとして浸し、それは期。米国は2010年に3.4％の健全な速度で成長し、2011年に速いペースで成長する
- U.S. stocks trade flat after FOMC Minutes
Wall Street ended flat on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve (Fed) signaled economic recovery is not strong enough to lift interest rates.
The recovery in economic activity was gaining momentum, but labor market remained a major concern, according to the latest minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, which was held on Dec. 15-16.
The Fed said that industrial production sustained the broad-based expansion that began in the third quarter, while the pace of job ... ウォールストリートは水曜日に連邦準備理事会（FRB）の後、平らな景気回復のシグナルに十分な金利を解除することはできないが終了しました
- Bernanke's Press Conference: Another Jackson Hole Moment?
With markets at a crossroads, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke will give his second post-FOMC conference at 2:15 PM eastern time on Wednesday. Bernanke has fed the markets both ways in the recent past, causing one of the steepest market movements in recent memory after his famed Jackson Hole speech last August, and, more recently, sending the S&P 500 down 6% after his first FOMC press conference. With stakes higher than ever, Brian Sozzi of Wall Street Strategies is betting on the market rallying “into and during” Bernanke’s press conference. _NULL_
- Leading economists worried about Fed's new cash drops
With the next U.S. central bank policy-setting meeting around the corner, several leading economists are worried that the expected new round of quantitative easing (QE) might have adverse effects both domestically and globally.
In minutes of a September meeting released earlier this month, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), the interest rate policy making body of the U.S. Federal Reserve, cited an array of sluggish economic readings to depict the current U.S. economic scenario, and ... 。米国の中央銀行の政策設定会議の周りの横では、いくつかの主要な経済学者は世界的に、国内予想新ラウンドはということです心配しての量的緩和の両方の効果を持っている有害（量子効率）があります
- S. Korean shares close higher on China's strong manufacturing data
South Korean shares made an upturn Monday, ending its three-session-straight fall, thanks to upbeat manufacturing data from China, local analysts said.
According to the Korea Exchange (KRX), the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) hiked 31.79 points, or 1.69 percent, to close at 1,914.74, ending the recent fall that lasted for three straight sessions.
The index kicked off in jitters ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's planned Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), where an a ... 韓国株式市場は、中国のデータから明るいのおかげで3つのセッションストレート秋、その製造終了好転月曜日作った、地元のアナリストたちは述べている
- S Korea's KOSPI soars to near three-year high on foreign buying
South Korean shares continued to close higher Wednesday, rising to a near three-year high, on foreign buying ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) in the U.S., local analysts said.
According to the Korea Exchange (KRX), the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) surged 17.93 points, or 0.93 percent, to close at 1,935.97.
The KOSPI started stronger from the opening on the back of rosy market sentiment ahead of the FOMC, during which the Federal Reserve is expected t ... 韓国株式市場は米国では）FOMCの（委員会市場買い先行の米連邦公開外国の高続き、今年水曜日、立ち上がり付近の3つ、より高いを閉じ、ローカルのアナリストたちは述べている
- Markets Await Bernanke's Historic Moment
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s first post-FOMC press conference has taken center stage as investors around the globe look toward the head of the world’s most important central bank to set the town for what lies ahead. With the discussion centered on the end of a highly controversial program of quantitative easing and the possible transition to a cycle of monetary tightening, Bernanke’s press conference takes on a special meaning as markets prepare for June 30, the scheduled end of QE2. 連邦準備制度理事会のベンバーナンキ議長の最初のポス。。u200b。。u200bトFOMCの記者会見が先にあるもののために町を設定するには、世界で最も重要な中央銀行の総裁に向かって世界中を見ての投資家としてセンターステージを撮影しています
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