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Samson » November 28th, 2019
The Fed is pumping $ 109 billion into the US financial system
27th November, 2019
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced that it has injected $ 108.95 billion into the US financial system
The bank said in a statement on Wednesday that it would inject $ 87.95 billion through repurchase agreements "repo overnight
The bank also said it would repurchase securities at about $ 21 billion repo for 15 days
The Fed yesterday pumped $ 92.7 billion to provide more liquidity in US financial markets
The Fed has begun repurchasing securities since mid-September in an effort to stem the rise in short-term financing costs and keep them within the target range of 1.50 to 1.75 percent LINK
Fed: US economy is growing at a moderate pace with positive outlook
27th November, 2019
The Federal Reserve said that the US economy grew at a moderate pace, noting that the economic outlook remained positive
The Fed said in a "Big Book" report released Wednesday for the period from October to mid-November, that more areas reported an expansion in the manufacturing sector compared to the previous period, although most is still suffering from the deterioration in this sector
The Fed said the economic outlook remained broadly positive, with current growth expected to continue next year
The central bank said employment continued to rise slightly even as the US labor market remained tight
Many regions noted significant job growth in professional and technical services as well as health care, according to the Fed
Wages continued to grow at a moderate pace in most regions, the central bank said
Most regions reported modest price increases during the reporting period, while some reported higher costs due to tariffs LINK
China summons US ambassador to protest US support for Hong Kong protests
2019/11/28 10:22
China's Foreign Ministry on Thursday summoned the US ambassador to Beijing to protest a law supporting the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, calling on Washington to refrain from enforcing it to "avoid further damage" to relations.
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Li Yusheng told US Ambassador Terry Branstad of Beijing's "strong" protest after US President Donald Trump passed the law, the ministry said in a statement. The bill comes at a time when the world's two biggest economic powers are negotiating a partial deal to ease their trade war. "Li stressed that China strongly urges the US side to correct its mistakes and change course," the ministry said in the statement.
He also called on the United States to "refrain from the application of law and immediately stop interfering in Hong Kong and China's internal affairs, to avoid further damage to Sino-US relations and bilateral cooperation in important areas."
The Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act forces the US president to review the city's preferential trade status annually and threatens to abolish it if freedoms in the semi-autonomous region are restricted. Trump also signed a law banning the sale of liquefied gas, rubber bullets and other equipment used by Hong Kong security forces to suppress demonstrators. LINK
Source: Dinar Recaps
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Samson » November 28th, 2019
The Fed is pumping $ 109 billion into the US financial system
27th November, 2019
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced that it has injected $ 108.95 billion into the US financial system
The bank said in a statement on Wednesday that it would inject $ 87.95 billion through repurchase agreements "repo overnight
The bank also said it would repurchase securities at about $ 21 billion repo for 15 days
The Fed yesterday pumped $ 92.7 billion to provide more liquidity in US financial markets
The Fed has begun repurchasing securities since mid-September in an effort to stem the rise in short-term financing costs and keep them within the target range of 1.50 to 1.75 percent LINK
Fed: US economy is growing at a moderate pace with positive outlook
27th November, 2019
The Federal Reserve said that the US economy grew at a moderate pace, noting that the economic outlook remained positive
The Fed said in a "Big Book" report released Wednesday for the period from October to mid-November, that more areas reported an expansion in the manufacturing sector compared to the previous period, although most is still suffering from the deterioration in this sector
The Fed said the economic outlook remained broadly positive, with current growth expected to continue next year
The central bank said employment continued to rise slightly even as the US labor market remained tight
Many regions noted significant job growth in professional and technical services as well as health care, according to the Fed
Wages continued to grow at a moderate pace in most regions, the central bank said
Most regions reported modest price increases during the reporting period, while some reported higher costs due to tariffs LINK
China summons US ambassador to protest US support for Hong Kong protests
2019/11/28 10:22
China's Foreign Ministry on Thursday summoned the US ambassador to Beijing to protest a law supporting the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, calling on Washington to refrain from enforcing it to "avoid further damage" to relations.
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Li Yusheng told US Ambassador Terry Branstad of Beijing's "strong" protest after US President Donald Trump passed the law, the ministry said in a statement. The bill comes at a time when the world's two biggest economic powers are negotiating a partial deal to ease their trade war. "Li stressed that China strongly urges the US side to correct its mistakes and change course," the ministry said in the statement.
He also called on the United States to "refrain from the application of law and immediately stop interfering in Hong Kong and China's internal affairs, to avoid further damage to Sino-US relations and bilateral cooperation in important areas."
The Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act forces the US president to review the city's preferential trade status annually and threatens to abolish it if freedoms in the semi-autonomous region are restricted. Trump also signed a law banning the sale of liquefied gas, rubber bullets and other equipment used by Hong Kong security forces to suppress demonstrators. LINK
Source: Dinar Recaps
______________________________________________________
If you wish to contact the author of any reader submitted guest post, you can give us an email at UniversalOm432Hz@gmail.com and we'll forward your request to the author.
______________________________________________________
All articles, videos, and images posted on Dinar Chronicles were submitted by readers and/or handpicked by the site itself for informational and/or entertainment purposes.
Dinar Chronicles is not a registered investment adviser, broker dealer, banker or currency dealer and as such, no information on the website should be construed as investment advice. We do not support, represent or guarantee the completeness, truthfulness, accuracy, or reliability of any content or communications posted on this site. Information posted on this site may or may not be fictitious. We do not intend to and are not providing financial, legal, tax, political or any other advice to readers of this website.
Copyright © 2019 Dinar Chronicles
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