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Bulls cite the underlying fundamentals for gold, including the ultra-loose monetary policy by most global central banks as keeping the gold supported for the time being.
FORBES: Metals Outlook: Getting Ready For Last Full Week Of Trading For 2012
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Mr Carney said there was room "within the framework of flexible inflation targeting that exists in most advanced economies", for central banks to achieve monetary stability over the appropriate horizon.
BBC: Davos 2013: A 'sigh of relief' at the World Economic Forum
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Most governments and central banks have, for many years now, been obsessed with keeping some sort of lid on rising prices.
BBC: Q&A: Inflation changes
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Well, it is yet another promotion for a Goldman Sachs alumnus (the two most important central banks in Europe, the ECB and the Bank of England, will be run by former Goldman managing directors).
BBC: Why Osborne went to Canada for his governor
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The solution is for central banks to buy more assets in the markets that are most obviously impaired.
ECONOMIST: Central bankers wonder why success eludes them
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Tomorrow morning, while most U.S. investors are sleeping, the European Central Bank will be making dreams come true for beleaguered European banks.
FORBES: Putting a New Twist on the ECB Extend and Pretend Game
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With most governments unable, or unwilling, to offer more fiscal stimulus, central banks are left solely responsible for propping up the flagging recovery.
ECONOMIST: Global economic policy