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Taper delay keeps monetary conditions loose

With the Fed likely to keep the monetary taps flowing for even longer than previously expected, the world will be awash with liquidity for a long time to come. There are tentative signs that this is feeding through to faster growth of broader measures of the money supply in Japan and the euro-zone, as well as the US.

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