Tassi ufficiali di riferimento (BCE, FED, BOE) Dati macro europei, Tassi BCE e FED, politica monetaria
- Creatore Discussione The Beast
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housecrash
Il mercato vi punirà
Come da attese :
05.02.09 13:00 -
*Bank of England Cuts Bank
Rate To 1.0%
From 1.5%
Adesso credo che abbiano raschiato il fondo del barile pure loro.
Ora manchiamo noi e poi, "Cameriere il conto per cortesia".
yellow
Forumer attivo
Piccola nota riguardo al Tasso BCE :
stamane i futures derivativi sul Tasso UE davano/prezzavano
max 0,25 di taglio nei prossimi 3 mesi circa.
Ocio !
05.02.09 15:00 -
*Bce: Trichet, eventuale taglio potrebbe essere piu' di 25 che di 50 p.b.
ratchis
Nuovo forumer
05.02.09 15:00 -
*Bce: Trichet, eventuale taglio potrebbe essere piu' di 25 che di 50 p.b.
e poi taglierà 0,50 , ormai ti conosciamo...
The Beast
Rating? No grazie!
lorenzo63
Age quod Agis
Ma secondo me tagliano di 0,5%...hanno necessità di tagliare i costi degli Stati perchè in questo momento "sono nelle spese" per via dell' incremento esponenziale delle Cigs - variamente denominate-...Guardate: in questo momento sto scrivendo dall' aeroporto di Stuttgard e francamente mai visto tra Malpensa prima e questo poi, aeroporti così .... desolati ... è ovvio che è tutto fermo.. c'è necessità dannata di fare ripartire il tutto.
The Beast
Rating? No grazie!
sì, BLQ/LIPE è messa maluccio, la Fiera di BO nn tira più, lasciano a casa stagionali in tutti i settori areonautici.....
housecrash
Il mercato vi punirà
Nel mio post non l'ho scritto, ma ovviamente intendevo dire che il taglio verrà fatto a Marzo e secondo me sarà di uno 0.5% secco.
A me sta bene: le quotazioni delle mie obbligazioni di stato si alzano per l'effetto "allineamento ai tassi dei rendimenti". Magari mi portano "a scadenza" qualcos'altro con un pò di anticipo.
A me sta bene: le quotazioni delle mie obbligazioni di stato si alzano per l'effetto "allineamento ai tassi dei rendimenti". Magari mi portano "a scadenza" qualcos'altro con un pò di anticipo.
slowdown
Forumer storico
South Africa's central bank slashes rates by 1% to 10.5%
10:00 AM ET, Feb 05, 2009 - By Polya LesovaNEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The South African Reserve Bank cut its benchmark interest rate by 100 basis points to 10.5% Thursday in an aggressive move to boost sluggish economic growth. The rate cut was in line with market expectations. "With respect to economic growth, the domestic economy is being adversely affected by the continuing turbulence in the global economy," the central bank said in a statement. "The widening domestic output gap and declining international commodity prices are expected to exert further downward pressure on inflation going forward."
Czech central bank cuts interest rates to 1.75%
9:49 AM ET, Feb 05, 2009 - By Polya LesovaNEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The Czech Republic's central bank cut its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to 1.75% Thursday, meeting market expectations. The bank voted to cut by only 50 basis points because of the weakness of the Czech koruna, said Stanislava Pravdova, an analyst at Danske Bank. "The monetary easing cycle is not over yet," she said. "However, further significant depreciation by the koruna might convince the CNB [Czech National Bank] to cut rates less aggressively. Additional monetary easing will doubtless impact the currency, which we expect to weaken further." After the rate decision, the euro fell 0.1% against the koruna, while the dollar rose 0.3% against the Czech currency.
Bank of England cuts key rate to 1% from 1.5%
7:01 AM ET, Feb 05, 2009 - By William L. WattsLONDON (MarketWatch) -- The Bank of England's rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee on Thursday dropped the central bank's key lending rate to 1% from 1.5%. The cut was widely expected. The move is the latest in a series of rate cuts that have reduced the benchmark from 5% since October in the face of a worsening global and domestic economic outlook. The U.K. economy slipped into recession in the fourth quarter of 2008.
10:00 AM ET, Feb 05, 2009 - By Polya LesovaNEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The South African Reserve Bank cut its benchmark interest rate by 100 basis points to 10.5% Thursday in an aggressive move to boost sluggish economic growth. The rate cut was in line with market expectations. "With respect to economic growth, the domestic economy is being adversely affected by the continuing turbulence in the global economy," the central bank said in a statement. "The widening domestic output gap and declining international commodity prices are expected to exert further downward pressure on inflation going forward."
Czech central bank cuts interest rates to 1.75%
9:49 AM ET, Feb 05, 2009 - By Polya LesovaNEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The Czech Republic's central bank cut its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to 1.75% Thursday, meeting market expectations. The bank voted to cut by only 50 basis points because of the weakness of the Czech koruna, said Stanislava Pravdova, an analyst at Danske Bank. "The monetary easing cycle is not over yet," she said. "However, further significant depreciation by the koruna might convince the CNB [Czech National Bank] to cut rates less aggressively. Additional monetary easing will doubtless impact the currency, which we expect to weaken further." After the rate decision, the euro fell 0.1% against the koruna, while the dollar rose 0.3% against the Czech currency.
Bank of England cuts key rate to 1% from 1.5%
7:01 AM ET, Feb 05, 2009 - By William L. WattsLONDON (MarketWatch) -- The Bank of England's rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee on Thursday dropped the central bank's key lending rate to 1% from 1.5%. The cut was widely expected. The move is the latest in a series of rate cuts that have reduced the benchmark from 5% since October in the face of a worsening global and domestic economic outlook. The U.K. economy slipped into recession in the fourth quarter of 2008.
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