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Oct 13th - Fed's Evans's expects 3 hikes by end of 2016
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HEADLINES
S&P sees 2015 U.S. growth at 2.5%, 2016 at 2.8%, and 2017 at 2.7%
S&P sees U.S. Q3 15 CPI at -0.2%, +0.5% in Q4, +2% in Q1 and Q2
Fed's Evans's expects 3 hikes by end of 2016
Fed's Lockhart repeats: Appropriate to hike in 2015, but Fed data-dependent
Fed's Fischer says central bank 'cautious' about next rate hike
US NABE Outlook Survey: Expect 2.5% to 2.8% Growth Though 2016
PBOC's Yi: China's Stock-Market Correction Almost Over
PBOC to let commercial banks use loan assets as collateral
ECB's Coeure Says Too Early To Decide On More Stimulus
ECB's Vasiliauskas: For the Moment, No Need to Fine-Tune QE
BoC Poloz: BoC examining ties between financial stability and monpol
BOE Weale Optimistic Western European Productivity To Rebound
Opec: Oil Market To Rebalance As US Supply Hit
Vix tumbles in longest losing streak since '09
AB InBev raises bid for SABMiller to $103bn
Dell agrees $67bn EMC takeover
Italy plans EUR2.2bn rescue of three small banks
GOVERNMENTS/CENTRAL BANKS
Fed's Evans's expects 3 hikes by end of 2016 --ForexLive
Fed's Lockhart repeats: Appropriate to hike in 2015, but Fed data-dependent --Rtrs
Fed's Fischer says central bank 'cautious' about next rate hike --MW
S&P sees 2015 U.S. growth at 2.5%, 2016 at 2.8%, and 2017 at 2.7%
S&P sees U.S. Q3 15 CPI at -0.2%, +0.5% in Q4, +2% in Q1 and Q2
US NABE Outlook Survey: Expect 2.5% to 2.8% Growth Though 2016 --MNI
ECB's Coeure Says Too Early To Decide On More Stimulus --CNBC
ECB's Vasiliauskas: For the Moment, No Need to Fine-Tune QE --WSJ
EU: Spain's Budget Plans Would Break Spending Rules --WSJ
BoC Poloz: BoC examining ties between financial stability and monpol --Rtrs
BOE Weale Optimistic Western European Productivity To Rebound --MNI
UK draws up plan of key demands to stay in EU --Tele
HSBC sees BOE hiking rates by 0.5% in 2016 --ForexLive
U.K. Europe Minister Casts Doubt on Late-2017 Referendum Date --BBG
Riksbank's Floden: Not certain that inflation will rose as forecast --DI via BBG
FIXED INCOME
Bonds biding time for Fed interest rate hike --FT
Dell to add $50bn in debt to acquire EMC --BBG
FX
USD: Fed keeps US dollar on the defensive --Rtrs
GBP: Pound Gains Versus Dollar as Traders Await Signs From BOE, Data --BBG
EUR: Euro Approaches 1.14 vs the dollar --WSJ
AUD: Aussie rises for ninth day on commodities rebound --Age
COMMODITY FX: Resurgent commodity prices push dollar down --Livemint
ENERGY/COMMODITIES
CRUDE: WTI futures settle 5.1% lower at $47.10 per barrel
CRUDE: Brent futures settle 5.3% lower at $49.86 per barrel
CRUDE: Opec: Oil Market To Rebalance As US Supply Hit --FT
CRUDE: Kuwait Oil Minister Says No Calls Within OPEC For Policy Change --CNBC
METALS: Rio Tinto won't follow Glencore in cutting copper output --Australian
METALS: Chile Mining Minister: Not enough copper output cuts to balance the market --BBG
NATGAS: Natural Gas Prices Rise on Colder Forecasts --WSJ
NATGAS: Gazprom Restarts Gas Deliveries to Ukraine --WSJ
EQUITIES
VOL: Vix tumbles in longest losing streak since '09 --FT
M&A: Dell agrees $67bn EMC takeover --BBC
M&A: AB InBev raises bid for SABMiller to $103bn --FT
M&A: SABMiller's fourth largest investor rejects AB InBev offer --Rtrs
M&A: GE nears deal to sell over $30 billion of loans to Wells Fargo --Rtrs
M&A: Allianz sells vending machine operator Selecta to KKR --Rtrs
C&E: Oil Price Slide Puts a Lid on Gains in Other Sectors --WSJ
BANKS: Barclays Close To Naming Jenkins Successor --Sky
BANKS: Italy plans EUR2.2bn rescue of three small banks --Rtrs
BANKS: Three groups bid for $20 bln book of ex-Northern Rock loans --Rtrs
BANKS: DB plans Abbey Life sale to focus on core biz --WSJ
AUTOS: Volkswagen has announced the recall of 1,950 diesel vehicles in China --Sky
AUTOS: S&P Downgrades Volkswagen?s Credit Rating --WSJ
PHARMA: Eli Lilly and China's Innovent Expand Partnership --WSJ
PHARMA: Fitch Affirms Roche at 'AA'; Outlook Stable
Twitter Slides After Report of Potential Layoffs
CON DISC: Tobacco Firms Tried to 'Delay and Derail' UK Plain Packaging Law --WSJ
TECH: Facebook launches new advert gizmo --Rtrs
EMERGING MARKETS
PBOC's Yi: China's Stock-Market Correction Almost Over --MW
PBOC to let commercial banks use loan assets as collateral as a way to boost lending --WSJ
Chinese FinMin Lou Says US Shouldn't Raise Rates Yet --MW
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What I like about this site is the freer speech. Even so, saying some things is not expedient. It has something to do with cloudy skies over 33 Liberty St, New York, NY 10045. ... 'Liberty' street. What a crock.
Talk is cheap
Everybody knows there not going up.
The only thing going up is the FED's press statements that they're going up, not today or tomorrow but soon.
The only 'raise' in rates we will see is from zero to some negative number.
Playmoney sees zero rate hikes by the end of 2016
Bullshit
Fnord!