The past week in monetary policy saw 8 central banks reviewing interest rates and monetary policy settings. Just one bank adjusted its main interest rate, with Thailand adding +25bps to 3.50%. Meanwhile the other central banks held interest rates unchanged: Turkey 5.75%, Hungary 6.00%, Namibia 6
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Monetary Policy Week in Review - 27 August 2011
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2011 Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium: The Facts
Posted by centralbanknews under FinanceFrom http://www.centralbanknews.info 4847 days ago
The key event in central banking, and certainly the mind of the markets, for this week will be Ben Bernanke's "Jackson Hole speech" scheduled to take place Friday the 26th of August at 10am ET. The regular event is where US Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke, in 2010 introduced the idea of a s
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Monetary Policy Week in Review - 20 August 2011
Posted by centralbanknews under FinanceFrom http://www.centralbanknews.info 4849 days ago
The past week in monetary policy saw just 5 central banks meeting to review monetary policy settings. Those that changed interest rates were: Iceland +25bps to 4.50% and Georgia -25bps to 7.50%. Meanwhile those that held interest rates unchanged were: Colombia 4.50%, Sri Lanka 7.00%, and Chile 5.
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Monetary Policy Week in Review - 13 August 2011
Posted by centralbanknews under FinanceFrom http://www.centralbanknews.info 4856 days ago
The past week in monetary policy was rocked by the turmoil in global sentiment in the wake of the US sovereign credit rating downgrade, and heightened concerns about contagion in the European sovereign debt crisis. In all, 11 central banks reviewed monetary policy rates, with the following banks a
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Why Most Bloggers Never Make Money
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Find out why most bloggers never make money, and avoid these common mistakes as you build your online business. These will help you to make more money with less work today
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Monetary Policy Week in Review - 6 August 2011
Posted by centralbanknews under FinanceFrom http://www.centralbanknews.info 4864 days ago
The past week in monetary policy saw 12 central banks reviewing monetary policy settings, with 2 expanding asset buying programs, and just 3 adjusting interest rate levels. Those that adjusted interest rates were: Pakistan -50bps to 13.50%, Uganda +100bps to 14.00%, and Turkey -50bps to 5.75%; Swi
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7 Steps to Index Your Blog in Search Engines
Posted by sahil2068 under TechnologyFrom http://www.iblognet.com 4867 days ago
Getting your blog or site indexed by search engines is the most important aspect if you want to get loads of traffic to your blog. Yes, your blog can get indexed, if you blog on a specific niche and write quality articles. But this would take some time. Apart from writing quality articles you need
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Monetary Policy Week in Review - 30 July 2011
Posted by centralbanknews under FinanceFrom http://www.centralbanknews.info 4871 days ago
The week in monetary policy saw 8 central banks announcing interest rate decisions. Of those that changed rates were: India +50bps to 8.00%, Nigeria +75bps to 8.75%, and Colombia +25bps to 4.50%. Meanwhile those that held monetary policy interest rates unchanged were: Israel 3.25%, Hungary 6.00%,
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Monetary Policy Week in Review - 23 July 2011
Posted by centralbanknews under FinanceFrom http://www.centralbanknews.info 4878 days ago
The past week in monetary policy was relatively quiet, with just five central banks announcing interest rate decisions. The only central bank to adjust rates was the Banco Central do Brasil, which increased its Selic rate by 25 basis points to 12.50%. The other banks that held rates unchanged wer
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Monetary Policy Week in Review - 16 July 2011
Posted by centralbanknews under FinanceFrom http://www.centralbanknews.info 4885 days ago
The past week in monetary policy was dominated by Asian central banks, with the central banks of Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, and South Korea all announcing interest rate decisions. The only banks to adjust interest rates were Thailand +25bps to 3.25%, and Kenya, which dropped its discount window r
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