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been waiting for them to come down.

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goodfundadvisor
(182)
shall i continue my investment in bank deposit????

My client, Anusridi wrote: "Dear Srikanth, My Bank FD has recently matured. If I renew now, I will be getting 8.25% commission. Shall I continue the same or Shall I invest in a Debt Mutual...

Started by goodfundadvisor (182) in earning money • 6 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: earning, fds, income, interest rates, mutual funds

thorgrym
(307)
Hit below the belt...smack dab in my wallet!

Several years ago, I established a savings account with an online bank. While this bank does have brick-and-mortar branches, there are none local to me. I wanted an account that I could use to save...

Started by thorgrym (307) in life • 5 responses • Last response by thorgrym (307) • 1 month ago
Tags: interest rates, banking, cd, hiding my money, money

redyellowblackdog
(3984)
Coming soon: GET PAID TO BORROW MONEY!

Yes, it is true!Interest rates on T-bills have in some cases hit zero! Here's the story, NO JOKE!http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/081209/meltdown_treasurys.html I say that if current trends...

Started by redyellowblackdog (3984) • 5 responses • Last response by redyellowblackdog (3984) • 1 year ago
Tags: interest rates, t-bills, trends, zero interest

rameshkumaar57
(1405)
Credit Card.

Friends, today I got a call from my credit card company, stating that they are giving me a loan of Rs1,00,000($2,000), this is a regular thing and as usual I refused the offer, but today the...

Started by rameshkumaar57 (1405) in people • 3 responses • Last response by rameshkumaar57 (1405) • 1 year ago
Tags: bank loan, cashflow, credit cards, interest rates, loans

alphason
(169)
How will Interest rates affect currency exchange rates?

I am a UK expat living in Thailand and at the moment the GBP to THB exchange rate is awfull. It has fallen from a peak of 71 down to 50's now in a year as you can see in the graph. It is widely...

Started by alphason (169) in life • 1 response • Last response by rjl1989 (144) • 1 month ago
Tags: currency, currency exchange rates, economy, interest rates, uk
 

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Econbrowser
(2)
Recoupling, Monetary Policy Divergence, and the Dollar

At the risk of losing my audience by skipping over the the record housing price decline, and an outsized drop in the consumer confidence index, I'm going to focus on what seems like old news (but is...

Started in Econbrowser • 2 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: exchange rates, euro, dollar, oecd, interest rates

Oliver Willis
(11)
The People In Charge Of Our Financial System Are Clueless

Completely and utterly. As I’ve noted numerous times before, one does not have to be a financial wizard to realize that the panicky cutting of the interest rates in the last six months is a...

Started in Oliver Willis • 2 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: economy, bear sterns, interest rates, jp morgan, the fed

Angry Bear
(0)
Are Real Interest Rates Negative?

Greg Mankiw points us to one of the many inflation-adjusted interest rates reported by this source and writes:In standard models of asset pricing, negative real interest rates are most likely to...

Started in Angry Bear • 2 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: mankiw, interest rates

Econbrowser
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Report from Jackson Hole

Here are some brief impressions about this morning's papers at the Federal Reserve conference.First up was "The Housing Finance Revolution" by George Washington University Professor Richard Green and...

Started in Econbrowser • 3 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: federal reserve, macroeconomics, housing, interest rates, economics

Econbrowser
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Whee!

Who knew holding short-term Treasuries could be so exciting? No sooner had I speculated this weekend that it seemed odd to observe all this talk of risk and still have such a modest premium...

Started in Econbrowser • 3 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: federal reserve, macroeconomics, fed funds, interest rates, economics
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