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As a result, ultraloose Fed policy has exacerbated the dichotomy between profit and growth.

More Liquidity Only Douses Growth Sparks Kelly Evans 2011

That is because the Fed's ultraloose monetary policy has sent shorter-dated Treasury yields to near zero, pushing many investors to buy long-dated Treasurys to squeeze some extra returns.

Treasury Niche Beats Gold Min Zeng 2011

Remarks from regional Federal Reserve President Charles Plosser , calling for a plan to end the ultraloose U.S. monetary policy, kept the market's focus on inflationary risks.

Long Bond Sinks on Weak Auction Cynthia Lin 2011

This month, resurgent fears that the U.S. economy could be headed into another recession pushed the Federal Reserve to extend its ultraloose monetary policy out until 2013, giving the Treasury market another boost.

Bearish Bets Dim a Star Min Zeng 2011

This tightening only starts in earnest beginning next month, which may encourage the BOE to maintain its ultraloose monetary policy for longer.

U.K., Euro-Zone Rate Divide to Persist Richard Barley 2011

In addition to the prospect of ultraloose monetary policy, gilts are also likely to be underpinned by renewed tensions in the euro zone.

The Rise and Rise of Gilts Neelabh Chaturvedi 2011

Treasurys Prices Rise The Fed's decision to stick to an ultraloose monetary course was vindicated by gloomy U.S. economic data, giving Treasury prices a lift.

Inflation? Numbers Show Faith in Fed Mark Gongloff 2011

NEW YORK—The Federal Reserve's decision to stick to an ultraloose monetary course was vindicated by gloomy U.S. economic data Thursday, lifting safe-haven Treasury prices to their highest in more than a month.

Treasury Prices Climb Cynthia Lin 2011

NEW YORK—Poor U.S. economic data continued to argue for an ultraloose U.S. monetary policy Thursday, weighing the dollar down against currencies with more appealing interest-rate outlooks.

The Dollar Takes a Beating Andrew J. Johnson 2011

Bond yields often aren't enticing in these days of ultraloose monetary policy.

Can Commodities Continue Their Climb? David Cottle 2011