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Federal Reserve‘s “endless QE” cheers markets

America's Federal Reserve has slashed interest rates and launched unprecedented bond-buying programmes that stretched its mandate to its limits. More could be in store next year.

by: Alex Rankine
13 Nov 2020
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Keep an eye on Jerome Powell next year, not Joe Biden

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