联储会
1.A tumbling currency would prevent the Fed from cutting interest rates, deepening and spreading the economic pain.
3.A series of speeches by Fed officials this week did little to dispel the presumption of lower rates.
4.The latest statistics from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York suggest that central banks have been reducing their holdings of dollars since August.
5.The European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve made similar moves last month, and the ECB did so again on September 6th.
6.The greenback has fallen, to be sure, particularly since it has become clear that the Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates on September 18th, and particularly against the yen and the euro—the dollar hit an all-time low of $1.39 per euro on September 12th.
