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The slump in gold may hand activist central bankers more reasons to pursue the easy monetary policy that helped drive up the metal’s price in the first place.
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At Philadelphia Works Inc., a non- profit that connects employers to prospective employees, Meg Shope Koppel is seeing more Americans seeking help.
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Europe’s politicians are confounding “bond vigilantes,” driving gains in the euro and helping indebted nations fund their budgets, according to Yardeni Research Inc.’s Edward Yardeni , who coined the term in 1983.
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President Barack Obama is inciting the wrath of bond investors concerned that his agreement to extend and expand tax cuts will keep the federal deficit at record levels, according to economist Edward Yardeni .
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Stock market investors are replacing those in fixed-income as the vigilantes seeking to force lawmakers to reach an agreement to lift the U.S. debt limit, according to economist Edward Yardeni.
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Falling U.S. Treasury yields suggest bond investors lack the optimism shown by economists about the outlook for growth, according to Edward Yardeni , president and chief investment strategist at Yardeni Research.
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Prices for industrial raw materials are signaling the global economy will avoid falling back into recession, according to Edward Yardeni , president and chief investment strategist at the research firm bearing his name.
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The world economic recovery may be sturdy enough to withstand the double-whammy of Japan’s 9.0- magnitude earthquake and the surge in crude-oil prices triggered by tensions in the Middle East.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke has tamed the bond vigilantes.
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Most U.S. stocks advanced, erasing an early decline, as the House approved a spending bill that will avert a government shutdown and on investors’ optimism about higher-than-estimated corporate earnings.
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