Entries Categorized as 'Reserve Bank of Australia'

In the Financial Papers: Today’s Top Forex News 07.01.08

Date July 1, 2008

Here is the “In the Financial Papers Radio Broadcast” (Length: 5:04 minutes). The player should load automatically. Please let me know if you like it. Contact Kathy
In the Financial Papers:

 
Podcast Covers:
RBA Statement a Tad Dovish as Bank Focuses on Growth Risks
Tankan confidence falls less than expected
German June Unemployment Falls to Lowest in 16 Years
Crude Oil [...]

Are Central Banks Out of Their Minds?

Date April 21, 2008

More central banks around the world are using public money to bail out private companies. Are central banks out of their minds? Are they running out of options?
Back in March, the Federal Reserve announced that would be lending banks as much as $200 billion in US Treasuries in exchange for [...]

In the Financial Papers: Today’s Top Forex News 04.03.08

Date April 3, 2008

Here is the “In the Financial Papers Radio Broadcast” (Length: 07:49 minutes). The player should load automatically. Please let me know if you like it. Contact Kathy
In the Financial Papers:

 
Podcast Covers:
Jobless Claims Breach 400k
Bernanke Says Recession May be near
US Slowdown Takes Toll Across the Globe
US Factory Orders Fall for Second Month in a Row
Credit Crisis [...]

In the Financial Papers: Today’s Top Forex News 04.01.08

Date April 1, 2008

Here is the “In the Financial Papers Radio Broadcast” (Length: 06:39 minutes). The player should load automatically. Please let me know if you like it. Contact Kathy
In the Financial Papers:

 
Podcast Covers:
UBS Faces Large Writedown, CEO Steps Down
Americans Delay Retirement as Housing Stocks Swoon
RBA Leaves Rates Unchanged, Dovish Comments
Japanese Tankan Much Weaker than Expected 4 years
German [...]

Bank of Canada Presses on the Gas Pedal

Date March 4, 2008

In the currency market, it is not about what you have done but what you plan on doing in the future that matters, which is why both the Australian and Canadian dollars sold off after the monetary policy meeting.
Interest rates in Australia are now at a 12 year high, but that did not prevent [...]