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Federal Reserve meeting to trump White House moves, trade war fears

World week ahead: The focus moves from trade jitters to the Federal Reserve's mid-week meeting on interest rates; G20 finance ministers' summit in Argentina.

Nevil Gibson
Mon, 19 Mar 2018

The big focus for investors shifts this week from trade jitters and reshuffling in the White House to the Federal Reserve’s open market decision on March 21 (Thursday, NZ time).

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Nevil Gibson
Mon, 19 Mar 2018
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