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Here are my Top 10 links from around the Internet at 10am. I welcome your additions and comments in the comments below or please send suggestions for Monday’s Top 10 at 10 to bernard.hickey@interest.co.nz We don’t do camping at interest.co.nz… 1. It’s starting - The exit strategy has begun. Overnight the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, the Swiss National Bank and the European Central Bank announced plans to withdraw US dollar injections from early 2010, Reuters reported.

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Here are my Top 10 links from around the Internet at 10am. I welcome your additions and comments in the comments below or please send suggestions for Monday’s Top 10 at 10 to bernard.hickey@interest.co.nz We don’t do camping at interest.co.nz… 1. It’s starting - The exit strategy has begun. Overnight the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, the Swiss National Bank and the European Central Bank announced plans to withdraw US dollar injections from early 2010, Reuters reported.

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Having last month addressed concerns about inflation by outlining a stimulus “ exit strategy ,” U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke may turn his attention to the growing threat posed by commercial real estate at the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) two-day meeting taking place tomorrow (Tuesday) and Wednesday. As Money Morning warned in an investigative report that ran in early April , the stumbling U.S. commercial real estate sector was developing into a financial b

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At its most basic level, the U.S. Federal Reserve’s so-called “exit strategy” is designed to let government bailout and liquidity programs unwind on their own, as markets return to a state of “normalcy.”But what investors don’t realize is that without an exit strategy that includes plans for unwinding insolvent mortgage giants Fannie Mae (NYSE: FNM) and Freddie Mac (NYSE: FRE) – now more accurately defined as government-sponsored hedge funds – recent market gains will be limited and will

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In my previous post I commented on Ben Bernanke’s recent communication of the Fed’s exit strategy for getting its balance sheet and daily operations back to historical norms. I suggested that one necessary ingredient to convince the public that we will see a return to a stable monetary regime would be a credible explanation of how the United States government will be able to meet its enormous current and implicit future fiscal obligations . Today I’d like to discuss a second element that

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