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Yellen Says What Markets Want To Hear

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She used her much-anticipated speech to paint a cautious and measured picture of the U.S. economy.

Why Investors Face Roller-Coaster Markets

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Here's why the market volatility is likely to continue in the short-term.

Assessing Market Reactions To Brussels

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The markets' relatively muted reaction signaled that macroeconomic effects would be limited.

What To Expect From The Fed This Week

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Fed officials will note the continued recovery of the U.S. economy.

More Central Bank Surprises

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The ECB risks moving closer to the point where unconventional policies are less effective and possibly counterproductive.

ECB Is Hemmed In By World's Central Banks

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ECB officials will be under significant pressure to expand the bank's support for a European economy that is losing growth momentum.

Market Calm May Be Short-Lived

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A sputtering global economy and central bank ineffectiveness point to further volatility.

Investors Try To Ride Out Improbable Storm

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The reduced effectiveness of central bank policies lie behind much of what ails the global markets.

What The Fed Will And Won't Do This Week

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Fed officials have to deal with a host of issues that have arisen since they started hiking rates last month.

Jobs Report Gives A Green Light to Fed

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The October jobs report on Friday provides a domestic green light for the Federal Reserve to raise rates when its policy-making committee meets, says Mohamed El-Erian.

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