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Dollar closes higher following release of Fed minutes

Posted on August 30, 2011 by Josie Middleton

The U.S. dollar grew stronger against the euro on tuesday after economists and currency traders got better insight in the Federal Reserve’s outlook on the U.S. economy after the release of the minute’s from the Fed last meeting.

During early …

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Oil prices close up after Fed says they have the tools to stimulate the economy

Posted on August 26, 2011 by pmarek

The price of Oil rose after the Federal Reserve’s Chairman Ben Bernanke stated that growth in the economy will resume and that the central bank had the tools nessecary to stimulate the economy in the U.S.

Oil price fell by …

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Yields on Treasury bonds fall to record low levels following Fed promise on interest rates

Posted on August 9, 2011 by pmarek

Strong demand for Treasury notes has pushed yields to a record ow following the Federal Reserves announcement that the will keep interest rates near zero for 2 more year.

The demand for Treasury bonds has skyrocketed following the Standard and …

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Market rallies after Fed announces interest rates will remain near zero for 2 more years

Posted on August 9, 2011 by pmarek

The Federal Reserve backed up concerns that the economy is looking grim on tuesday after suggesting that the may keep interest rates at near zero for two more years. That lead to a wild afternoon in U.S. markets as investors …

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