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Analyst: Oil prices will keep rising for a while
Prices closed Thursday at almost $140 a barrel.
Audio|Thu, 26 Jun 2008|More from WBZ's New England Business
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“…Fed raise interest rates aggressively if we receive the Fed and the European Central Bank -- warden made policy. So that the Fed raised rates in Europe lowered rates. That would put a lot of pressure upwards …”
Before the Bell 6/5/2008
An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso.
Audio|Thu, 5 Jun 2008|More from Dave Caruso's Before the Bell
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“…and I England also they they electorate -- Shays -- both the European Central Bank thank you David Caruso …”
Verizon Wireless agrees to buy Alltel
(NECN) - Verizon Wireless has agreed to buy Alltel for nearly $6 billion. The purchase would make Verizon the largest cell carrier in the United States, with about 80 million subscribers. Both companies expect the deal to close by the end of t...
Video|Thu, 5 Jun 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…also. The reaction basically knee jerk reaction to the head of the European Central Bank suggesting that inflation. Maybe creeping back into their economy that's certainly caught the market by surprise he went back to the fact …”
Before the Bell 5/2/2008
An early look at the market with Bob Gough in for Financial Editor Dave Caruso.
Audio|Fri, 2 May 2008|More from Dave Caruso's Before the Bell
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“…economy the Federal Reserve announced this morning a coordinated effort with the European Central Bank in the Swiss national bank to inject more money. In the world capital markets so that lending institutions will have more capital …”
Before the Bell 4/10/2008
An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso.
Audio|Thu, 10 Apr 2008|More from Dave Caruso's Before the Bell
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“…to 5% sector importing some of our financial flu was well the European central bank looks like it's going to basically -- past where it is in Iceland is actually raising it's interest rates about a half …”
Fed Chair warns of possible recession
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is warning that the economy may shrink over the first half of this year, which would signal the start of a recession.
Audio|Wed, 2 Apr 2008|More from WBZ's More on This
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“…also expanded and extended reciprocal currency arrangements -- swap lines with the European central bank and the Swiss national bank. Using these spotlighted the participating central banks are providing dollar liquidity to financial institutions in their jurisdictions. …”
Before The Bell 2/7/2008
An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruos.
Audio|Thu, 7 Feb 2008|More from Dave Caruso's Before the Bell
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“…to its rate a quarter percent five and a quarter. -- ECB European central bank actually held at their 4% it's also leading the -- you would look like it's going to be over rocky start -- …”
No joy ride for Wall St.
David Wyss is the Chief Economist at Standard and Poors. He talks about the volitile market with WBZ's Ed Walsh.
Audio|Tue, 22 Jan 2008|More from WBZ's More on This
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“…That's the European central bank the so if there's not a global approach to this crisis and that's what it is how effective going to be. …”
Boston Globe Page One Podcast for Jan 22, 2008
Top stories from the Boston Globe for Jan 22, 2008
Audio|Tue, 22 Jan 2008|More from Boston Globe Page One Podcasts
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“…escape the recession that turmoil will put even more pressure on the European central bank. . Which is starting to different course from the US Federal Reserve. I warnings that it might raise interest rates to curb inflation. …”
NPR News: 12-12-2007 7PM ET
NPR News: 12-12-2007 7PM ET
Audio|Wed, 12 Dec 2007|More from NPR: 7PM ET News Summary
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“…that it will also extend the line of credit in dollars. The European central bank and the bank of Switzerland to deal with any credit problems overseas. Power is slowly being restored in parts of the plains …”