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2 comments:
Haha that's good. Unfortunately it's not going anywhere because the Fed keeps lowering interest rates and the economy hasn't shown consistent signs of growth.
the Fed MAY cut once more, but most, if not ALL of the cutting is done...the problem Trichet focuses on, unlike Bernanke, is inflation, which is why the ECB isn't cutting...
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