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كاتب الموضوع : معاذ عودات المنتدى : الارشيف
افتراضي رد: (¯`·._) ( أستـــراحة مســابقة اف اكـــس ارابيــــا شامبــيون ليــيج ) (¯`·._)

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I don't think the Fed (statement) would move the (bond) market much. Maybe they'll disappoint the equities market a little by not announcing QE. I don't think it will have much affect on rates. I think the market has come to the conclusion that QE is not on the table. It (the bond market) would respond a little if the Fed does alter the language," said Jefferies Treasury strategist John Spinello.

Pimco senior market strategist Tony Crescenzi says the market is focused on whether the Fed will trim its 2011 economic forecast, and what exactly would prompt it to agree to more QE, as well as what specific actions it would consider. "The Fed is likely to stand pat oat Tuesday's FOMC meeting, at most setting the table for additional quantitative easing, but serving no meal," he wrote in a note



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افتراضي رد: (¯`·._) ( أستـــراحة مســابقة اف اكـــس ارابيــــا شامبــيون ليــيج ) (¯`·._)

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I don't think the Fed (statement) would move the (bond) market much. Maybe they'll disappoint the equities market a little by not announcing QE. I don't think it will have much affect on rates. I think the market has come to the conclusion that QE is not on the table. It (the bond market) would respond a little if the Fed does alter the language," said Jefferies Treasury strategist John Spinello.

Pimco senior market strategist Tony Crescenzi says the market is focused on whether the Fed will trim its 2011 economic forecast, and what exactly would prompt it to agree to more QE, as well as what specific actions it would consider. "The Fed is likely to stand pat oat Tuesday's FOMC meeting, at most setting the table for additional quantitative easing, but serving no meal," he wrote in a note