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Friday, November 18, 2011

Monetary

Blogs                                                                                                                             
Minyanville | US Inflation: Further Significant Declines Expected
The FOMC will not likely be concerned about slowing inflation as real disposable income will benefit substantially.
WSJ: Real Time Economics | Fed Hawks, Doves Want Policy Restrictions
There has been an outpouring of commentary from regional Federal Reserve bank presidents that questions some of the fundamentals of U.S. central banking.
Minyanville | Banks Bracing for 2012 Euro Financial Apocalypse
As the European debt crisis threatens to spiral out of control, banks are scrambling behind the scenes to protect their balance sheets and hedge their exposure to ride-out an increasingly scary 2012.
WSJ: Real Time Economics | Fed’s Dudley: We Aren’t Out of Ammunition for Economy
The Federal Reserve still has the tools to spur better growth, and it may yet again buy bonds to boost its balance sheet in a bid to boost the economy, a top central-bank official said Thursday.

Reports                                                                                                                         
RCM: Wells Fargo | Has the Fed’s Unconventional Approach Been Successful?
With economic growth projected to remain below trend for at least the next two years and the Federal Funds Target Rate at its lower bound, unconventional monetary policy has become commonplace, but is it effective?