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A lot of focus was given to the central banks’ meetings this week. That’s because a lot of people would really like to see target rates start moving up from their low levels. Full Article at The Market Oracle
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Even though the Federal Reserve didn’t raise interest rates this week, the government inches closer to raising interest rates and ending massive stimulus programs. What are the risks for the market? These brokerages weigh in. Full Article at Smartmoney.com
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Tell us what you think about the new Globe Investor beta site Benchmark metal continues to make gains in after-hours trading Copper prices HG-FT extended gains in after-hours business Wednesday as the U.S. dollar slid further against the euro after the... Full Article at Globe and Mail
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As cries grow for Ben Bernanke to raise rates before he plunges us all into hyper-inflation (see gold, oil, and real-estate prices in Asia), Ben will likely continue to implement his carefully devised strategy: Intentionally wait too long to raise... Full Article at The Business Insider
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The Federal Reserve ought to signal that it's ready to back off the strong monetary easing policies it put into place during the financial crisis, Kevin Ferry of Cronus Futures Management told CNBC. Full Article at CNBC
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Right now, the credit card company can rewrite the contract at any time
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Credit-card companies have been jacking up rates in a last-ditch effort to squeeze customers before all of the bill's provisions can take effect
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There have been a lot of arguments, whether you agree with them or not, that credit-card companies can't possibly implement the Credit CARD Act any faster
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