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CONVERSE, Ind., Dec. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Gene Miles, C.E.O. of First Farmers Financial Corp. and its principal subsidiary First Farmers Bank & Trust, announces that the acquisition of C.B. Bank Shares, Inc. ("CB") and its principal subsidiary Central
FX Street
9 hrs ago
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Markets: Fixed Income On Friday, Global bonds tanked, as an unexpectedly strong December US payrolls incited investors to switch into riskier assets than government bonds. Indeed, the December payrolls report showed broad-based improvement that...
Sydney Morning Herald
Dec 6
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Central banks should allow financial stability to play a role in monetary policy as low interest rates spur banks to take on too much risk, BIS says.
CNBC
Dec 3
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Gold is "an alternative currency; it's an alternative asset class; and it has also been influenced by the actions of the central banks," Eugen Weinberg from Commerzbank said Thursday. He sees central banks becoming "net buyers" of the precious...
Reuters
Dec 2
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A Bank of Japan policymaker signaled on Wednesday the central bank was open to adopting more measures to support the economy following its emergency meeting the previous day that offered extra short-term funding.
Sydney Morning Herald
Dec 1
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Japan's central bank, under pressure from the government to help boost the gradual recovery of the world's second-largest economy, announced a surprise meeting for Tuesday.
Canada.com
Dec 1
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Cracks are beginning to emerge in one of the cornerstones of the free-market system, central bank independence — a fallout from the financial crisis analysts warned may occur.
The Economic Times
Nov 30
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World stock markets steadied as concerns about a possible default in Dubai were soothed by UAE's central bank. Ghosts of 1929
| India: Inflationary fears emerge
Wall Street Journal
Nov 29
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The U.A.E.'s central bank said it would pump liquidity into local banks, but didn't offer specific support to Dubai, raising worries of a rift.
Reuters
Nov 28
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The central bank of the United Arab Emirates is closely watching events stemming from the Dubai debt crisis to ensure no harm results for the national economy, a spokesman for the central bank said on Saturday.
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