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GAO - should "eliminate overlapping federal regulatory missions"
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GOA calls for flexible, adaptable regulatory framework
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GAO - mechanisms should include identification, monitoring, managing risks to financial system "regardless of source of risk"
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GAO calls for "Appropriately comprehensive" Regulations to cover all activities that pose systemic risk
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Kashkari: 'Huge Demand' for TARP Funds, Thousands of Apps Under Review
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$178bln Has Already Been Invested in 214 Banks Through TARP â€“Kashkari
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'Market Events are Moving Rapidly and Unpredictably' --Kashkari
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TALF Expected to Be Set Up by February â€“Kashkari
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Kashkari Reiterates Treasury Forced to Help Automakers to Avoid Significant Disruption to Financial Markets
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EUR/USD, GOLD charts showing series of lower highs, lower lows today
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NY State Carpenter's Union had exposure to Madoff
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GAO offers framework for Regulatory Reform
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Fragmented nature of U.S. Regulators complicated cooperation w/ European counter-parts
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Regulators failed to oversee sale of Mortgage Products that threatened consumers, stability of financial system - GAO
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ICSC - December Monthly Chain Store Sales -1.7% vs Nov -2.7%
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Regulators have struggled, often failed to mitigate systemic risks posed by Financial Conglomerates
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Significant reforms to the U.S. regulatory system are critically and urgently needed - GAO
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Tsy Auction - 9yr, 10month NOTES @ 2.419% (re-opened 10yr)
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SLB to cut 1000 U.S. based jobs with drilling activity down
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ICSC: December Chain Store Sales Down 1.7%
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FX Update: European Outlook

Posted:28/11/2008 8:24 by Peter Burnside

This week's stock market bounce, which in all likelihood is a bear market rally, helped foster a calmer tone in FX markets this week, which looks likely to remain the case into next week. The US markets reopen, but to an abbreviated session and there are no data releases or scheduled events of note. Meanwhile, a batch of data out of Japan earlier, which included production, retail sales, inflation and unemployment, revealed a worrisome drop (with the exception of jobless, which in fact fell due to a shrinkage in the labour force). Also, US 10-year Treasury yields continue to trade near 50-year lows, disconnecting with equity markets currently in reflecting recessionary fears and safe haven demand. The overnight release of UK November GfK consumer confidence showed a surprising improvement to -35 (median -38) from -36, likely aided by the huge BoE rate cut, but it remains close to its series low. The GBP market will look to the CBI distributive trades survey release today, expected to show a decline in realized sales to -30. Other data today include preliminary eurozone inflation data for November and the Swiss KOF indicator. Canada has Q3 current account data and October industrial product prices. click here to return to the top of the page

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