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Friday, January 27, 2012

MA's Bomfim Discusses "Who Moves Markets" on CNBC Squawk Box


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    • ▼  January (6)
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      • Who Moved Markets in 2011?
      • FOMC Funds Rate Projections: Q&A
      • MA's Meyer Discusses Fed on CNBC Squawk Box
      • MA's Monthly GDP Declined 0.8% in November
      • A More Democratic FOMC
  • ►  2011 (129)
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      • Potential Nomination of Jerome Powell and Jeremy S...
      • Macroprudential Scenarios Service
      • Monthly GDP surged 1.3% higher in October
      • MA's Meyer Discusses FOMC Meeting on CNBC
      • Toward A More Transparent Policy Regime
      • The ECB and the Euro Crisis
    • ►  November (5)
      • FAIL!
      • How Much Room for Additional Treasuries?
      • Chairman's Press Briefing: No Decision on Communic...
      • FOMC Forecasts: No Policy Implications
      • MA's Meyer Discusses FOMC Meeting on CNBC
    • ►  October (9)
      • How Good Are Your Communication Skills?
      • On Communication
      • Can Refinancing Reinvigorate the Recovery? Don't E...
      • Man Up: AJ(obs)A vs. J(obs)TGA
      • Can Refinancing Reinvigorate the Recovery?
      • MA's Monthly GDP Index Rose 0.4% in August
      • FOMC Minutes: Let's Communicate Better...
      • Antulio Bomfim Discusses Monetary Policy on PBS' N...
      • Joel Prakken Discusses ADP Employment Report on CN...
    • ►  September (15)
      • Twist Hangover: Dance Now, Pay Later
      • FOMC Statement Comment: We Like the Way You Dance!...
      • Larry Meyer Discusses Fed Policy on CNBC
      • FOMC Chatter ahead of the September 2011 Meeting
      • FOMC Briefing: To Twist or Not to Twist, That Is t...
      • MA's Monthly GDP Surged 1.1% in July
      • UPDATED: The American Jobs Act: Greater than Expec...
      • Low Expectations
      • MA's Prakken Discusses Obama's Plan on CNBC
      • American Jobs Act: A Significant Boost to GDP and ...
      • Is the Fed Too Obsessed with Inflation? A Proposal...
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      • Extended Unemployment Benefits Cloud Interpretatio...
      • MA Analysis of the President's Job Proposals
      • FOMC Minutes: Bold is "Measured"
    • ►  August (17)
      • ADP Report (+91K): Tepid, Disappointing, but not U...
      • $50b in federal grants to states could save more j...
      • Go Take a Hike; Let’s Talk Again in September
      • Above the Line and Below the Line: A Peek into the...
      • The Chairman at Jackson Hole: Déjà Vu
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