Titoli di Stato Italia Trading Titoli di Stato "volume VI" (Gennaio 2014-Dicembre 2014)

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Chinese Treasury Holdings Drop To Lowest Since February 2013 As "Belgium" Treasurys Post First Decline Since August | Zero Hedge

 

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IMF Slashes US Growth Expectations; Pushes Higher Minimum Wage, Removing Tax Loopholes & Fiscal Stimulus | Zero Hedge

 

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Fmi:Us inflation remaining low, suggesting the Fed could keep rates at zero for longer than the middle of 2015.Piano piano anche il Fondo Monetario sembra accorgersi dell'andamento stagnante dell'economia a stelle e strisce.Altro che aumento dei F.F. sooner rather than later.

 

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https://it.finance.yahoo.com/notizie/forestale-sequestra-miele-pappa-reale-152655901.html


Forestale sequestra miele, pappa reale e propoli falsi “made in Italy”
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Scritto da BS | Help Consumatori – 19 minuti fa

 

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Le tensioni geopolitiche nel breve peseranno sui mercati
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Scritto da Davide Pantaleo | Trend Online – 34 minuti fa


https://it.finance.yahoo.com/notizie/tensioni-geopolitiche-breve-peseranno-sui-153200339.html

 

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Gazprom avverte la CE di una possibile interruzione del transito del gas - Notizie - Economia - La Voce della Russia

 

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grafici titoli di stato

http://www.investireoggi.it/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=287405&stc=1&d=1402943899

 

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Mattarellum, porcellum, democratellum...più avanti seguirà il democretinellum.
Finiscono tutti in lum ma fanno poca luce sul nostro futuro .

 

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Fmi:Us inflation remaining low, suggesting the Fed could keep rates at zero for longer than the middle of 2015.Piano piano anche il Fondo Monetario sembra accorgersi dell'andamento stagnante dell'economia a stelle e strisce.Altro che aumento dei F.F. sooner rather than later.

Buongiorno drazenpetrovic e a tutti.

The Fed COMPLETELY Missed the Boat on Deflation/Inflation | Zero Hedge

 

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according to the FT, "Federal Reserve officials have discussed imposing exit fees on bond funds to avert a potential run by investors, underlining regulators’ concern about the vulnerability of the $10tn corporate bond market."
FT justifies this latest unprecedented pseudo-capital control by sayng that "officials are concerned that bond-fund investors, as with bank depositors, can withdraw their money on demand even though the assets held by their funds are long-term debt and can be hard to sell in a crisis. The Fed discussions have taken place at a senior level but have not yet developed into formal policy, according to people familiar with the matter."


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