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Is the Federal Reserve worried that Wall Street has too high an expectation for what the Fed will continue to do with QE? Matthew Slaughter, Dartmouth University; CNBC Contributor Greg Ip; and CNBC's Jeff Cox, discuss.
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The fiscal cliff walk begins and the yen takes a breather — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The Federal Reserve provided the country’s 19 biggest banks with its the guidelines for the 2013 stress test. Next year, banks will be stressed under three scenarios, the most severe incorporating a slowdown in China, along with severe recessions in the U.S. and Europe.
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The common currency is steadying and the yen is sliding - which is giving this pro an idea.
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Australia's central bank may be selling the Aussie dollar, but that doesn't mean investors should follow suit.
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Spain's economy is sinking deeper into recession, experts agree that the country will miss its budget targets and a several ECB officials have said Spain urgently needs a bailout, yet the bond market is dancing to a completely different tune.
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Japan could face aggressive new stimulus moves and the euro zone is back in recession — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The clouds hanging over European consumers and dampening spending show no sign of lifting, as consumer confidence in the region continues to be the lowest in the world.
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Japan surprised investors overnight with news that there could be early elections. Here's what it all means for the yen.
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The dollar is riding high on worries about the fiscal cliff. Whether it will hang in there is open to debate.
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Politics roil the yen and a Bank of England forecast sinks the pound — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The financial industry should not go “overboard” in cutting costs in reaction to current market conditions, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs has warned, a day before the bank is poised to announce one of its smallest ever groups of new partners. The FT reports.
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The Fed could keep interest rates exceptionally low through early 2016 if it followed a so-called optimal policy path, according to a senior Fed official.
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This strategist says there are more positive trends out there than investors realize.
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The latest plot turn in the Greek drama has this strategist rethinking his euro view.
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Australian business conditions deteriorate and U.K. inflation lifts — it's time for your FX Fix.
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Apple stores are the most productive shops in the US according to new research that suggests the most effective use of retail space is selling expensive products that are occasional purchases for well-off consumers, the FT reports.
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Greece's new austerity budget is a start, but this analyst says it's time to go big.
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Hedge funds are loading up down under. This strategist thinks you should, too.
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Greece bites the bullet and Japanese GDP sags — it's time for your FX Fix.
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The fiscal cliff is suddenly looming, and this strategist has a plan for whatever happens.