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US Man Recalls Moment Pilot Said He Didn't Have "Proper Qualification" To Land Plane. See Post
The user stated that the plane landed in Salt Lake City and the passengers had to wait on the tarmac for over an hour.
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Alaska Airlines Flight Diverted After Pilot's Shocking Confession: ''Not Certified To Land"
The pilot revealed over the intercom that he was not certified to land at that specific airport
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Crypto Market Sentiment Remains Cautious as Bitcoin Steadies Below $21,500 Yet Again
Bitcoin bulls continue to have problems mounting a challenge to bearish resistance at $22,000 (roughly Rs. 17.5 lakh), which has led to an extended period of choppy price action in the range between $21,300 (roughly Rs. 17.01 lakh) and $21,850 (roughly Rs. 17.45 lakh).
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Rupee Ends Nearly Flat Even As Dollar Pauses For Breath Ahead Of Fed's Jackson Hole Conference
The rupee ended Friday nearly flat against the dollar, which paused for breath ahead of the Fed's Conference.
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Rupee Opens Almost Flat Ahead Of Key Fed Conference
The rupee opened barely changed against the dollar on Friday, ahead of the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole conference.
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Gold Prices Gain On Softer Dollar Ahead Of Fed's Jackson Hole Conference
Gold prices rose on Thursday, supported by a pullback in the dollar, while investors awaited guidance on interest rates by the US Federal Reserve from a key central bankers' meet at Jackson Hole, Wyoming this week.
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Rupee Gains As The Dollar Pauses For Breath, And On Robust Capital Inflows
Rupee Today: The Indian currency gained as the dollar paused to take a breather ahead of the key US Federal Reserve'Jackson Hole conference and on robust capital inflows.
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Dollar Reigns Supreme Hits 5-Week High On Hawkish Fed Before Jackson Hole
The US dollar index edged up to 108.26 for the first time since July 15. That follows a gain of 2.33% last week - its best weekly rally since April 2020.
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Maryland Shooting Shakes Local Newspapers That Cultivate Community Ties
About two hours after the shooting in a Maryland newspaper office that killed five people on Thursday, a small newsroom in Ogden, Utah received a telephone call from a man asking about the ideological bent of the newspaper.
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At Fed Conference, Trumponomics Draws A Not So Subtle Rebuttal
The rise of Donald Trump, the vote by Britain to leave the European Union and the spread of opposition to globalisation have worried central bankers and many mainstream economists who feel that the problems associated with globalisation have overshadowed the benefits and morphed into broad opposition to it.
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Low World Inflation Dogs Central Bankers, Even As Economies Grow
Fed officials have not yet caved on inflation even though pricing in financial markets has shifted expectations of the next rate hike back to the middle of 2018 versus Fed forecasts of another increase this year.
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Asia Steadies After Rally, Dollar Buoyant Before Jackson Hole
The dollar was buoyant against the euro and yen ahead of a meeting of central bankers later in the week.
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As Fed Nears Rate Hikes, Policymakers Plan For 'Brave New World'
Federal Reserve policymakers are signaling they could raise US interest rates soon but they are already weighing new tools they may need to fight the next recession.
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Fed Chief Janet Yellen Could Send Signal About Next Hike
The job market is humming, and so are the US financial markets, with major stock indices near record highs.
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Central Bankers Eye Public Spending To Plug $1 Trillion Investment Gap
In the past few weeks, Yellen and three of the Fed's other four Washington-based governors have called in speeches and Congressional hearings for government infrastructure spending and other efforts to counter weak growth.
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US Man Recalls Moment Pilot Said He Didn't Have "Proper Qualification" To Land Plane. See Post
The user stated that the plane landed in Salt Lake City and the passengers had to wait on the tarmac for over an hour.
-
Alaska Airlines Flight Diverted After Pilot's Shocking Confession: ''Not Certified To Land"
The pilot revealed over the intercom that he was not certified to land at that specific airport
-
Crypto Market Sentiment Remains Cautious as Bitcoin Steadies Below $21,500 Yet Again
Bitcoin bulls continue to have problems mounting a challenge to bearish resistance at $22,000 (roughly Rs. 17.5 lakh), which has led to an extended period of choppy price action in the range between $21,300 (roughly Rs. 17.01 lakh) and $21,850 (roughly Rs. 17.45 lakh).
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Rupee Ends Nearly Flat Even As Dollar Pauses For Breath Ahead Of Fed's Jackson Hole Conference
The rupee ended Friday nearly flat against the dollar, which paused for breath ahead of the Fed's Conference.
-
Rupee Opens Almost Flat Ahead Of Key Fed Conference
The rupee opened barely changed against the dollar on Friday, ahead of the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole conference.
-
Gold Prices Gain On Softer Dollar Ahead Of Fed's Jackson Hole Conference
Gold prices rose on Thursday, supported by a pullback in the dollar, while investors awaited guidance on interest rates by the US Federal Reserve from a key central bankers' meet at Jackson Hole, Wyoming this week.
-
Rupee Gains As The Dollar Pauses For Breath, And On Robust Capital Inflows
Rupee Today: The Indian currency gained as the dollar paused to take a breather ahead of the key US Federal Reserve'Jackson Hole conference and on robust capital inflows.
-
Dollar Reigns Supreme Hits 5-Week High On Hawkish Fed Before Jackson Hole
The US dollar index edged up to 108.26 for the first time since July 15. That follows a gain of 2.33% last week - its best weekly rally since April 2020.
-
Maryland Shooting Shakes Local Newspapers That Cultivate Community Ties
About two hours after the shooting in a Maryland newspaper office that killed five people on Thursday, a small newsroom in Ogden, Utah received a telephone call from a man asking about the ideological bent of the newspaper.
-
At Fed Conference, Trumponomics Draws A Not So Subtle Rebuttal
The rise of Donald Trump, the vote by Britain to leave the European Union and the spread of opposition to globalisation have worried central bankers and many mainstream economists who feel that the problems associated with globalisation have overshadowed the benefits and morphed into broad opposition to it.
-
Low World Inflation Dogs Central Bankers, Even As Economies Grow
Fed officials have not yet caved on inflation even though pricing in financial markets has shifted expectations of the next rate hike back to the middle of 2018 versus Fed forecasts of another increase this year.
-
Asia Steadies After Rally, Dollar Buoyant Before Jackson Hole
The dollar was buoyant against the euro and yen ahead of a meeting of central bankers later in the week.
-
As Fed Nears Rate Hikes, Policymakers Plan For 'Brave New World'
Federal Reserve policymakers are signaling they could raise US interest rates soon but they are already weighing new tools they may need to fight the next recession.
-
Fed Chief Janet Yellen Could Send Signal About Next Hike
The job market is humming, and so are the US financial markets, with major stock indices near record highs.
-
Central Bankers Eye Public Spending To Plug $1 Trillion Investment Gap
In the past few weeks, Yellen and three of the Fed's other four Washington-based governors have called in speeches and Congressional hearings for government infrastructure spending and other efforts to counter weak growth.
