People's Bank of China said that Economic Growth was Slowing
Wednesday 28th of July 2010 03:19:29 PM
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| SHANGHAI, July 28 - China's economy is slowing but the central bank is showing no signs of panic, eschewing the clear relaxation of monetary policy so desired by investors. It appears to have put a floor under a key short-term money market rate and has also called a halt to two months of liquidity injections |
2 Economists Say Intervention Helped Avert a 2nd Depression
Wednesday 28th of July 2010 03:19:29 PM
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| A new paper represents a first stab at comprehensively estimating the effects of the economic policy responses of the last few years. |
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Wednesday 28th of July 2010 03:19:29 PM
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IMF Review Calls Yuan Undervalued - WSJ.com
Wednesday 28th of July 2010 03:19:29 PM
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| WASHINGTON—The International Monetary Fund, in a long-delayed review of China's economic policies, said the country's stimulus policies had boosted the global economy during a global downturn, but contended that China's currency remains "undervalued." |
Public favors Obama’s economic policies over Bush’s
Wednesday 28th of July 2010 03:19:29 PM
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| A new poll finds that Americans believe President Obama’s “policies offer a better chance at improving the economy over the policies of his predecessor.” Interestingly, more Democrats favor Obama’s policies than Republicans favor Bush’s, while independents overwhelming side with Obama. |
India's Economic Band-Aid: Sid Harth
Wednesday 28th of July 2010 03:19:29 PM
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| July 27 (Bloomberg) -- India’s bonds fell the most in three weeks as the central bank raised a benchmark interest rate more than economists forecast to combat inflation. Swaps climbed. “The policy statement reads cautious and hawkish,” said Arvind Sampath, head of interest-rate trading at Standard Chartered Plc in Mumbai. “Yields may rise further |




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