Nov 3rd, 2009 - Forbes
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WASHINGTON -- With the economy improving but lasting recovery still far from assured, the Federal Reserve has little room to maneuver. Expect few changes of substance in the Federal Open Market Committee's policy statement when its two-day meeting ends Wednesday.
The last two meetings of the FOMC have been blockbusters, as far as Fed meetings go. After its September meeting, the Fed announced it would wind down its $1.45 trillion intervention into the mortgage market, and in August, it announced it would wind down its $300 billion program to purchase government debt.
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Treasurys, Dollar Fall on Dovish Fed Statement
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FOREX-Dollar falls on ISM services; Fed decision looms
Nov 4th, 2009 - Reuters
* Dollar retreats from 1-month high vs basket, euro * Focus on whether Fed will keep low rate pledge * U.S. service sector grew in October, but below forecast (Updates with ISM services data...
Long-Dated Treasurys Down Before FOMC Decision, Supply Details
Nov 3rd, 2009 - Wall Street Journal
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