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• In all, the central bank has cut rates 10 times this year, its most aggressive credit easing effort in nearly two decades.
• AUSTRALIAN stocks were mixed as banks fell amid expectations the central bank may hold off any credit easing until late this month.
• Australian stocks were mixed as banks fell amid expectations the central bank may hold off any credit easing until late this month.
• Many investors predict there will be a fifth credit easing soon amid signs the economy isn't growing fast enough for policy makers.
• Investors and traders read that as a signal that current moderate jobs growth and rising unemployment will encourage a second credit easing soon.
• The Fed's credit easing, which started Jan . 3, has reduced the federal funds rate by 4.75 percentage points in the past year.
• The Bush administration is counting on the Fed's aggressive credit easing as well as federal tax rebate checks to help revive the economy.
• That should slow the economy down and in fact make a credit easing more possible, said Michael Metz, Oppenheimer and Co .'s market analyst.
• Citing signs of an economic rebound, the Federal Reserve opted Wednesday to leave interest rates alone, ending a yearlong uninterrupted stretch of credit easing.
• This optimism is leading many economists to believe that the most aggressive Fed credit easing ever conducted under Greenspan may be drawing to a close.
• In January, the Fed, citing signs of an economic rebound, ended a yearlong stretch of uninterrupted credit easing when it left the funds rate unchanged.
• The interest rate cut yesterday also failed to spur gains as investors had been expecting the credit easing, said Norm Falkiner, principal at Falkiners Stockbroking.
• The Fed's credit easing, which started Jan . 3, has reduced the federal funds rate by 4 . 75 percentage points in the past year.
• Many economists are hopeful that the Fed's aggressive credit easing will pave the way for a solid economic recovery in the second half of this year.
• Even though the Fed does not have a lot to show for its 10-month credit easing campaign so far, most analysts believe the economy will rebound.
• Additionally, the Federal Reserve since January has been fighting the downturn with its most aggressive credit easing effort since Alan Greenspan became chairman nearly 14 years ago.
• It marked the second time the central bank has lowered rates outside of its regular meeting schedule this year, engineering its most aggressive credit easing since 1982.
• Credit easing involves increasing the money supply by the purchase not of government bonds but of private-sector assets, such as corporate bonds and residential mortgage backed securities.
• A credit easing could not come too soon for a market in which technology stocks have been pummeled for months as companies have warned of weaker earnings prospects.
• The Bush administration is counting on tax rebate checks and the Federal Reserve's aggressive credit easing to boost demand and lift the country out of a serious slowdown.