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Salon | by Andrew Leonard | Mon, Sep 21
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This is the exact opposite of what conservative economists and politicians have been predicting all year. But it is as close as we can get to a dispassionate, nonpartisan judgment by the market as to the likely consequences of current U.S. fiscal policy. I intend to keep watching. As long as the...
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FOREX-Dollar holds gains, Treasury auctions eyed
ID:nLDE5BP055] Share markets that were open in the region, where some centres including Australia are still on holiday, rose and US Treasury futures TYv1 ... and more »
Sun, Dec 27 | from Reuters
