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Dollar resilient as Fed tackles 'tapering' fears
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Bob9999 wrote:
Nothing says the Fed shouldn’t begin tapering when it said it would. The response of the markets is a complex interplay of: on one hand, amateurs and semi-professionals playing with extremely sophisticated and well-informed traders of large blocks of assets; and, on the other hand, the entire market going through a process of reaching a new equilibrium as interest rates rise because the Fed is in the process of removing the mechanism that has kept interest rates artificially low to stimulate the economy.
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