NY Fed Details How Twist Will Work
By Michael S. Derby,
WSJ.com
The Federal Reserve‘s effort to lengthen the average maturity of its balance sheet will see the central bank sell around $44 billion of short-term securities to buy a like amount of longer-dated Treasurys over October.
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Fed's Twist May Prompt Bigger Turn
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Italy to Use Assets to Reduce Debt
BY CHRISTOPHER EMSDEN, WSJ.com
Italy's economy minister announced plans Thursday to make better use of state assets to ease the country's €1.9 trillion ($2.573 trillion) public-debt load and spur economic growth.
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Tentative Outright Treasury Operation Schedule - Federal Reserve Bank of New York
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Euribor Futures To Join Eurodollar Futures On CME Globex — Oct. 3, 2011 (Video)
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Consumer Spending in U.S. Slows as Incomes Fall
By Alex Kowalski and Bob Willis, Bloomberg
Consumer spending slowed in August as incomes dropped for the first time in almost two years, showing scarce jobs are preventing the U.S. economy from gaining ground.
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BofA's New $5 Debit Card Fee? Blame Dodd-Frank
Forbes
The inevitable happened today. Bank of America said it will start charging customers a $5 monthly fee on debit card purchases.
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Buffett: BofA Needs ‘Much Longer’ to Clean Up
By Andrew Frye and Hugh Son, Bloomberg
Warren Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK/A) invested $5 billion in Bank of America Corp. (BAC), said that problems at the biggest U.S. lender by assets will take “much longer” to clean up.
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SEC: Credit Rater May Have Leaked Rate Move
By Joshua Gallu, Bloomberg
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission inspectors said a large credit rating firm “appeared to allow” for a pending rating decision to be disclosed to certain people before the action was publicly announced.
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Forecast says double-dip recession now inevitable
By Chris Isidore, CNN Money
The U.S. economy is staring down another recession, according to a forecast from the Economic Cycle Research Institute.
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Buffett: Europe’s Banks Shouldn’t Look to Berkshire
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK/A)’s Warren Buffett, who has sold most of the company’s holdings in European sovereign debt, said his firm isn’t interested in helping to bail out lenders on the continent. http://jlne.ws/nDsooY
Greek Aid Talks Roll On Amid Protests
BY COSTAS PARIS AND ALKMAN GRANITSAS, WSJ.com
Talks between international inspectors and the Greek government on a deal for fresh financial aid Friday became increasingly overshadowed by protests and resistance from state-owned companies.
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Fed's Bullard worried by price expectations drop: report
Reuters
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard said he is troubled by a drop in inflation expectations but does not see deflation as likely and still sees a high bar to further quantitative easing, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
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Euro-Zone Inflation Surges
BY PAUL HANNON, WSJ.com
Consumer prices in the 17-member euro zone rose at the fastest pace in almost three years even as the economy slowed sharply, leaving the European Central Bank's rate setters to make a very tough call when they meet next week.
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India April-June Current Account Deficit Widens to $14.1 Billion
BY NUPUR ACHARYA, WSJ.com
India's April-June current account deficit widened to $14.1 billion from $12.0 billion a year earlier due to a moderation in receipts.
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FRB: H.4.1 Release--Factors Affecting Reserve Balances--September 29, 2011
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Morgan Stanley paves path to Paulson, again
Reuters
Even as John Paulson's largest hedge fund portfolios are clocking double-digit losses, brokerage giant Morgan Stanley (MS.N) is helping some of its wealthy clients put money with one of the industry's biggest stars.
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