Investors who bought bonds issued by Apple are dealing with losses of more than 8 percent.
Everybody knows that the ride will have to end eventually, and Chairman Ben Bernanke has begun making noises indicating that the time will be soon.
The Fed keeps the money-printing machines running.
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The major markets were gaining Tuesday. Here are three stories making it happen.
The members of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors are chosen by the President and confirmed by the Senate. This puts Bernanke’s fate — should he choose to pursue another term — in the hands of President Obama, who apparently thinks that Bernanke may have run his course as Fed chairman.
GE has been on a tear since it announced its first-quarter earnings in April. Will its momentum continue?
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We're not here to give out romantic advice, but the key to any relationship is communication. This is a lesson that central banks around the world -- and the U.S. Federal Reserve in particular -- are in the process of learning.
Your daily recap on precious metals.
The game of musical chairs can continue as long as new participants join, but the fraud eventually comes to an end.
The markets were gaining Monday. Here are three stories making it happen.
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Bill Gross of PIMCO has been fielding countless questions about bonds. He recently answered four that have been gnawing on investors.
For the sake of optimistic bond speculators, I hope Ben Bernanke knows the Heimlich maneuver.
The major sticks were falling again Friday. Here are three stories making it happen.
At the beginning of 2013, the central bank set a 2.0 percent inflation target with a cap of 2.5 percent as a condition for change in monetary policy. It's unclear if, at the time, the Fed was worried about the deflationary pressures that have characterized the past few months.
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Your daily recap on precious metals.
Emerging markets, Europe, and slowed growth in the BRIC countries prompted the World Bank to cut its outlook for global growth this year, heralding a 'new norm.'
U.S. import and export prices declined for the third consecutive month in May.
It's been a red day in markets around the world so far this Thursday. Here are three stories to keep an eye on.
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The housing recovery is receiving more attention these days as low interest rates induced by the Federal Reserve begin to rise.
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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker made some tough choices regarding monetary policy during his tenure from 1979-1987.
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Economic indicators are sending mixed signals about how much quantitative easing is appropriate.
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All eyes are on the United States Federal Reserve, as economists and markets are eager to know when tapering of 'quantitative easing' will start.