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04/13
Bank
of Canada lowers target for the overnight rate by 1/4 percentage point to 2
per cent Bank of Canada
CA:
Thirsty California starts to drink the Pacific Guardian via Newsmax / Dan Glaister
Banking
rule incites ire Stateline.org / Kathleen Hunter
What
If 2004 Really Is Like 1994? Bloomberg / Caroline Baum
Shady
Deal? Participants May Face IRS Bond Buyer / Susanna Duff Barnett
N.Y.
School ‘Marshall Plan’ Bond Buyer / Martin Z. Braun
Bondmarket Implosion!
Safehaven / Magnus Ekervik
You're
Hired Daily Standard / Irwin M. Stelzer
U.S.
employment gains come from lower-wage jobs Bloomberg via Morning Call /
Richard Keil and Laurence Arnold
BMA Annual Meeting
NYC 04’ Bond Market Association
Net
US Treasury Coupon Issuance Expected to Remain at First Quarter Level pdf Bond Market Association
Canada:
Interest rate drops to 2% CP via Toronto Star
`Green
Acres' Misleads U.S. Congress on Pork Bloomberg / Andrew Ferguson
Tough
Issues, Awaiting Their Turn NY Times / Edmund L. Andrews
Argentina
govt to meet four groups of bondholders Reuters
Oil prices
dip as Saudis pump up exports AP via Houston Chronicle
CA:
Home Prices in L.A. Soar at Record Rate LA Times / Roger Vincent and Don
Lee
CO:
Dairy prices' rally a boon for farmers Denver Post / Steve Raabe
Living on
very little can be moving target UPI via Houston Chronicle / Scott Burns
Terrible
Tuesday CNN / Alexandra Twin
Bushes,
Cheneys pay smaller federal taxes in 2003 AP via USA Today
Crying
over gas? Europeans cope Baltimore Sun via South Florida Sun Sentinel /
Todd Richissin
Eastward
ho! Economist
Argentine
Bondholders Counting on Better Debt Offer Bloomberg / Daniel Helft
Lenders'
Subsidy Grows, CBO Says Washington Post / David S. Hilzenrath
MD:
Home prices up nearly 20% in metro area Baltimore Sun / Daniel Taylor
MN:
Twin Cities home sales roared in March Minneapolis Star Tribune / Neal
Gendler
A
Slow-Down Message for Funds That Trade Too Much Bloomberg / Chet Currier
The
French State Is Losing Its Grip on Industry Bloomberg / Matthew Lynn
Buy
now, sit later CNN / Parija Bhatnagar
U.S.
business inventories rise 0.7 pct in February Reuters via Forbes
Uno,
Dos, Tres, Quattrone Forbes / Dan Ackman
UK:
Engine room of the economy gears up Guardian / Charlotte Denny
Dollar
Climbs to Highest in More Than Four Months Against Euro Bloomberg /
Richard Blackden Heather Bandur
Bonds
slump on retail sales CNN
Treasuries
Drop; Retail-Sales Surge May Prompt Fed Rate Boost Bloomberg / Vivianne
C. Rodrigues
Citi,
UBS, Merrill, Morgan Stanley Take Early Lead Securitization News via
Institutional Investor
Despite high gas
prices, Americans keep on driving Christian Science Monitor / Alexandra
Marks
China
Takes Another Step to Tighten Monetary Policy NY Times / Keith Bradsher
China's
economy to grow by 9% China Daily
Japan:
Nonresidents buy stocks at record level Japan Times
Japan:
Current account surplus soars 46.2% on Asia trade Japan Times
Is
it time for a new New Deal to perk up U.S. job growth? NY Times via IHT /
Louis Uchitelle
Treasuries
May Fall; Stronger Growth May Spur Fed Rate Increase Bloomberg / Beth
Thomas
3
Korean banks submit bids for 2 fund managers AP, Reuters and IHT
China's
Spending Fury Points to `Moral Hazard' Bloomberg / Andy Mukherjee
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04/14
Making
Nice With Big Rail Forbes / Andrew T. Gillies
WA: Help
wanted' signs are scarce in Seattle Seattle Post Intelligencer / Paul
Nyhan
United Way
pension woes may pinch agencies Houston Chronicle via Prudent Bear / L.M.
Sixel
Georgia
Eyes $4.5B of Debt For Highways Bond Buyer / Tedra DeSue
CA:
Slowing High-Speed Rail Bond Buyer / Michael McDonald
Mortgage
bankers group raises forecast Washington Business Journal / Jeff Clabaugh
States
asked to ponder life after Amtrak Reuters via Philadelphia Inquirer /
John Crawley
WA:
State still awaits 'recovery' call Olympian / Jim Szymanski
Plan
to junk oil, add jobs San Francisco Chronicle / Tom Abate
Canada:
Time is now to talk about mortgages Toronto Star / Ellen Roseman
Din of the Inept
Safehaven / John Mackenzie
Transcript of a
Teleconference Call on the April 2004 World Economic Outlook Analytic
Chapters IMF
CSFB Loses Yet Another Top
Banker NY Post / Jenny Anderson
Inflation
plays Big Bad Wolf Dallas Morning News / Danielle DiMartino
MA:
Financial services trend expected to affect Hub jobs Boston Globe / Diane
E. Lewis
PIMCO
To Beef Up CDS Portfolio Derivatives Week via Institutional Investor
U.S.
May Back Bonds to Fund Entrepreneurs in Peru, Cambodia Bloomberg /
Alexander Hanrath
Inflation:
not so bad for stocks? CNN / Mark Gongloff
AZ:
Only 1 in 15 hired at Glendale Wal-Mart Arizona Republic via Prudent Bear / Christine L. Romero
IMF warns of consequences from U.S.
deficits AP via MSNBC - CNBC
In
China, Signs of an Overheating Economy NY
Times / Keith Bradsher
Stocks mixed, gold hit
again Prudent Bear / Rob Peebles
US
Corp Bonds - Spreads widen on rate fears Reuters / Dena Aubin
Futures
crank up odds of summer Fed rate hike Reuters
UBS names new
European institutional chief Investment and Pensions Europe
The
ETF Antidote National Review / James K. Glassman
Canada:
Loonie tumbles on interest rate gap CP via Toronto Star
The
IMF comes to Germany Taipei Times / Joseph Stiglitz
The
Federal Bureau under Investigation The Economist
Bank
of America Profit Rises 11% on Consumer Lending Bloomberg / Scott
Silvestri
Tobacco
Bonds Rise With the Drumbeat of Bad News Bloomberg / Joe Mysak
Fed
Officials Should Get Out and Shop Bloomberg / Caroline Baum
Is
inflation returning? Wall Street Journal via Dallas Fort Worth Star Telegram
Mortgage
demand falls to 3-month low Reuters via CNN
Report:
Oil Will Cost $51/barrel by 2025 Morning Call
Strong
US inflation reaffirms rate rise fears FT / Jennifer Hughes
Treasury
Notes Fall After Consumer Price Index Rises Bloomberg / Robert Burgess
and Mark Tannenbaum
So,
Why Be Public? Monitor Group via CFO.com / Joseph Fuller
Qwest
jury agrees on 24 of 44 charges AP via Minneapolis Star Tribune
Funds
Must Disclose Information On Timing Washington
Post / Brooke A. Masters
Signs
multiply of China inflation NY Times via IHT / Keith Bradsher
Silver? No Thanks, We Got
Lots Safehaven / Mark Taylor
Gold
touches month low of $406 Business Day / Justin Brown
Dollar
Gains; U.S. Consumer Prices May Have Risen Last Month Bloomberg / Taizo
Hirose
Dollar
regaining footing? IHT / Kevin Bennhold
Russia:
Foreign Car Sales More Than Double Moscow Times
/ Simon Ostrovsky
Tough tax questions
face the next president Christian Science Monitor / David T. Cook
Treasuries
May Fall on Rising Prospect for Fed Rate Increases Bloomberg / Shamim
Adam
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04/15
CA:
Deficit Bonds Pushed Up Bond Buyer / Rich Saskal
California's
GO Deal on Tap Bond Buyer / Rich Saskal
The Anatomy of Growth
www.capital-insight.com via Ludwig von Mises Institute / Sean Corrigan
Canada: Central
bank sticks to economic forecast despite weak start to year / Ottawa
Business Journal
German economy to
profit from EU enlargement, think-tank says AFP via EU Business
Municipal
bonds still valuable Dallas Morning News / Danielle DiMartino
What
Policymakers Can Learn from Asset Prices Federal Reserve Board / Ben S.
Bernanke
Why Swedens Central Banker
Was Beheaded - 1719AD Gold Prices via Safehaven / Paul Tustain
AZ:
Governor halts state's outsourcing Arizona Republic via Stateline.org / Jon Kamman
March
brought inflation bluster Chicago Tribune / James P. Miller
Snow
Says Lower Refunds May Cut U.S. Borrowing Needs Bloomberg / Craig Torres
Does
Big Government Hurt Economic Growth? NY Times / Jeff Madrick
Is
Housing Headed for a Fall? Washington Post / Robert J. Samuelson
UK: One size
fits all Guardian
Top
economic Events - to April 22 Reuters via Forbes
TX:
A precious metal Dallas Fort Worth Star Telegram / Ilene Aleshire
Suit
Against Grasso Is Said to Be Near NY Times / Landon Thomas, Jr.
Russian
tycoon appears in court BBC News / Stephen Dalziel
Corporate
America's Biggest Tax Bills Forbes / Ari Weinberg
US
airlines complain at fuel cost BBC News
Trust
me, I'm a banker The Economist
Stockmarket
concentration The Economist
How
big can it grow? The Economist
Where
the money goes CNN / Katie Benner
Don't
fear the Fed CNN / Michael Sivy
Inflation
hesitation CNN / Kathleen Hayes
Alas, we can
have, but hardly ever hold Seattle Post Intelligencer / Bill Virgin
Code of
conduct proposed for agencies that rate companies' credit AP via Chicago
Sun Times / Marcy Gordon
Business Outlook Survey
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
US
Treasury's Snow: "No relief" for tax avoiders Reuters via
Forbes
Bond
prices inch higher on security concerns FT / Päivi Munter
Brazil
Benchmark Bond Falls to 4-Month Low on J.P. Morgan Cut Bloomberg / Rita
Nazareth and Jab Blount
Interest
Rate Party may be over Minneapolis Star Tribune ./ Mike Meyers
Why you should keep an eye on
interest rates NY Post / John Crudele
Big board blasts new rules as
legal threat to brokers NY Post / Jenny Anderson
Fears of inflation rise anew
NY Post / Suzanne McGee
U.S.
Treasury chief unworried by inflation Reuters
Empire
State Manufacturing Survey pdf Federal
Reserve Bank of New York
Fed's
Moskow avoids policy in immigration speech Reuters via IWon
New
York Fed's April Factory Index Climbs to 36.1 Bloomberg / Courtney
Schlisserman
Fed
Urged to Shift Stance on Deflation LA Times / Tom, Petruno
Consumer
loans help Citigroup, other banks' profits Reuters / Jonathan Stempel
Yuan
Peg Presents China With Monetary Dilemma Bloomberg / David DeRosa
China's
economy soars despite Beijing's curbs FT / James Kynge
U.S.
Jobless Claims Seen at 335,000 Last Week, Survey Shows Bloomberg / Joe
Richter
Japan's
10-Year Bonds Advance After Nikkei 225 Extends Losses Bloomberg / Chris
Cooper
Australia:
Low interest rates imperil global health Sydney Morning Herald / Matt
Wade
Money that grows on
crops Christian Science Monitor / Jen Ross
CA: Next test for
California: fixing business climate Christian Science Monitor / Mark
Sappenfield
US
deficit threatens global recovery Guardian / Charlotte Denny
Unexpected
Surge in Consumer Prices Fans Inflation Fear NY Times /
Edmund L. Andrews
Russia:
Zhukov Warns of Threats to Economy Moscow Times / Alex Fak
Ex-banker
touted as IMF head Reuters via Guardian / Mark Milner
Rothschild
vacates golden chair Reuters via Guardian
Singapore,
Asia's Inflation Hawk, Makes a Point Bloomberg / Andy Mukherjee
Yen
Advances as Overseas Investors May Seek Japanese Stocks Bloomberg / Taizo
Hirose in Tokyo and Yumi Kuramitsu
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