Could have been written almost word for word in 2012/11/10/09/08.. As Market Heats Up, Trading Slips Into Shadows http://t.co/yqGplb5Jn0
What a game in Boston last night: http://t.co/uLunxWKbW0 #HabsBruins
S&P 500 TRADES ABOVE RECORD CLOSING HIGH OF 1,565.15 ON AN INTRADAY BASIS
Attention algos: S&P within a whisper of record… 15-20 basis points.. tick tick
Yeah, We Broke the Internet: The Inside Story of the Biggest Attack Ever http://t.co/IdLJTfxJeI via @thedailybeast
Soft-spoken Pianalto raises her voice: Fed should consider slowing pace of stimulus http://t.co/ypy1wVvagI via @reuters
The Federal Reserve: Ben. And then? | The Economist http://t.co/kYpnle8Zkl
US banks embrace LBO risk, shrug off worries http://t.co/eLmrLVFh1p via @reuters @federalreserve
Too soon to draw Cyprus stability lessons -US official
NEW YORK, March 26 (Reuters) – A U.S. government official
said on Tuesday that it was too soon to draw conclusions on
financial stability from the bailout of Cyprus, which has
rattled markets globally over the past week and a half.
It is still “early days,” Richard Berner, the newly
appointed director of the U.S. Treasury’s Office of Financial
Research, said, when asked what lessons the United States might
learn on the durability of financial markets.
Fed’s Dudley stands by ‘very accommodative’ US policies
NEW YORK, March 25 (Reuters) – The Federal Reserve must
remain very accommodative because the labor market remains “far
from healthy” despite some recent overall economic improvement,
an influential U.S. central bank official said on Monday.
New York Fed President William Dudley, a close ally of Fed
Chairman Ben Bernanke, provided a strong defense of the very
easy monetary policies that he said were gaining traction.
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