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previewed the Fed decision but here is a flavour:Many analysts are expecting the Fed to renew a plan known as "Operation Twist" �C aimed at lowering the cost of borrowing. Most stop short of believing the Fed will launch a third massive round of bond buying in order to stimulate the economy, a move known as quantitative easing (QE3).The weak jobs numbers and slowing factory output and retail sales figures are likely to lead to Fed officials lowering their forecasts for US growth this year. In Mexico the G20 group of world leaders appeared to have made little progress on a co-ordinated plan to tackle Europe's escalating issues.Bernanke will give further details about the thinking behind any move at a press conference this afternoon.4.04pm: For those wondering how Antonis Samaras has ended up as Greek prime minister, Helena Smith in Athens sends the following:After almost three months of political uncertainty, Greece's political elite is determined to prove that political stability has returned to the country. Samaras was sworn in partly to appease markets and partly to "send a message" to foreign governments that stability has returned, his closest aides say. "We wanted to send a message to markets and foreign governments that we have a leader and tomorrow we will have a government," one aide just told me. "We didn't want to protract the sense of instability and insecurity. We wanted to show that things are rolling, they are being resolved, that step by step, day by day, stability is returning to Greece." 3
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