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Click here to visit : Did the Federal Reserve Just Signal More Monetary Policy?

The latest meeting by the Federal Reserve was quite significant regarding its monetary policy program, and many economists will now need to revise their analyses.

Following the global recession, many countries still lack resurgence in their economic growth levels. Many central banks around the world have used their primary tool, aggressive quantitative easing, to try and revive economic growth.

 

The streak is over, but is the trend intact?

A six-week string of gains in the S&P 500 (^GSPC) ended on Friday amid shifting expectations for central bank stimulus. This week could bring clarity on that issue, and that could determine whether the recent rally that took the index to four-year highs will persist.

How does Quantitative Easing Work

Posted by forexpromos on April 27th, 2012

Quantitative easing is a form of a monetary policy, used by central banks to raise money supplies during critical times. How Quantitative Easing works.

Gold bulls and inquiring minds are perplexed by last week’s mayhem in the precious metals markets. In addition to gold and silver, copper prices also went into free fall last week which is an ominous sign for the broader economy in general. We live in interesting times as geopolitical uncertainty, social acrimony, and financial collapse shape the world around us.

Feds “Operation Twist”, Dollar Rallies

Posted by FXalhabib on September 22nd, 2011

The U.S Dollar is rallying against all majors, as the Feds move away from quantitative easing and focus on long-term interest rates. “Operation Twist” as dubbed by the Feds, has rallied the Dollar, investors are selling high-yielding currencies, and shifted the main focus back on the Eurozone debt crisis. The Sterling (GBP) has dropped significantly against the Dollar, 38 weeks low.

USD/JPY is once again on a strong downtrend, so far it has hit the 76.10 this morning. The U.S Federal Reserve decision of going through with a new round of quantitative easing is making investors nervous at this moment and selling the dollar (announcement hasn’t been made so far).

The Federal Reserve is holding a two-day meeting Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Market participants are expecting the Federal Reserve to prop up financial markets yet again with some grand new plan. The fact is the Federal Reserve is running out of bullets.

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