March 15 : Big news this week, early start, and the Chairman of the Senate Banking Chris Dodd finally float a bill to reform the financial services on Monday, March 15. Talks between the two parties on the bill collapsed last week, it is expected that the bill include the establishment of the Consumer Protection Agency within the Federal Reserve Board, and will invite the SEC to conduct a study on the issue of credit, rather than imposing a standard on all providers of credit counseling. At the same time, the Committee for the Standard Trust issued a statement signed by various industry leaders, and two Nobel Prize winners, calling for a standard credit legislation Dodd.
Abroad, and European finance ministers are set to discuss the debt crisis of Greek on Monday and Tuesday, and many investors will be watching the war of words between China and the United States on trade issues and currency.
Also on Monday, 15 March the Federal Reserve in its report on industrial production and capacity utilization in February and found that production rose by 0.1% in January after rising by 0.9%, and the NAHB / Wells Fargo housing market index is also the release of the 15th. Begin Monday evening, the IPO software company retirement financial advice engines, founded by Bill Sharpe, begins to be priced.
Tuesday, 16 March to the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee begins its monthly two-day meeting: Open Market Committee is expected to leave the federal funds target rate unchanged. And Tuesday, we hear of building permits and housing starts in February. U.S. Treasury Secretary, Director of the Budget Orszagm, and Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers Romer to testify before the House Appropriations Committee on the budget in 2011.
On Wednesday, March 17th, the last inflation-related development is the release: producer prices for the month of February, a long-awaited report in some corners as issued on Wednesday on a same-store sales of bread and green beer; futures of the snake is expected to fall far short of the same day .
On Thursday, March 18th, the House Financial Services subcommittee on capital markets, insurance and government sponsored by the Foundation holds a hearing on the legal regulation of insurance holding companies, while there are reports of the Conference Board’s key economic indicators in February and the index of prices consumer (CPI) in February.
Big news this week, early start, and the Chairman of the Senate Banking Chris Dodd finally float a bill to reform the financial services on Monday, March 15. Talks between the two parties on the bill collapsed last week, it is expected that the bill include the establishment of the Consumer Protection Agency within the Federal Reserve Board, and will invite the SEC to conduct a study on the issue of credit, rather than imposing a standard on all providers of credit counseling. At the same time, the Committee for the Standard Trust issued a statement signed by several industry leaders, and two Nobel Prize winners, calling for a standard credit legislation Dodd.
Abroad, and European finance ministers are set to discuss the debt crisis of Greek on Monday and Tuesday, and many investors will be watching the war of words between China and the United States on trade issues and currency.
Also on Monday, 15 March the Federal Reserve in its report on industrial production and capacity utilization in February and found that production rose by 0.1% in January after rising by 0.9%, and the NAHB / Wells Fargo housing market index is also the release of the 15th. Begin Monday evening, the IPO software company retirement financial advice engines, founded by Bill Sharpe, begins to be priced.
Tuesday, 16 March to the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee begins its monthly two-day meeting: Open Market Committee is expected to leave the federal funds target rate unchanged. And Tuesday, we hear of building permits and housing starts in February. U.S. Treasury Secretary, Director of the Budget Orszagm, and Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers Romer to testify before the House Appropriations Committee on the budget in 2011.
On Wednesday, March 17th, the last inflation-related development is the release: producer prices for the month of February, a long-awaited report in some corners as issued on Wednesday on a same-store sales of bread and green beer; futures of the snake is expected to fall far short of the same day .
On Thursday, March 18th, the House Financial Services subcommittee on capital markets, insurance and government sponsored by the Foundation holds a hearing on the legal regulation of insurance holding companies, while there are reports of the Conference Board’s key economic indicators in February and the index of prices consumer (CPI) in February.
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