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<p>Global central banks risk inflation, currency devaluation and a “big consolidation” in bond markets by pumping cash into their economies, the People’s Bank of China said in its quarterly monetary policy report.</p> <p>The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England this year started quantitative easing, or printing money to buy government bonds, a policy that the Bank of Japan pioneered to revive its economy at the start of the decade. The European Central Bank’s 22-member board, which meets tomorrow, is split on whether it should buy financial assets to tackle its recession.</p>

Dear President Bush, Good evening Mr. President. I am just a citizen in the United States and work the regular work week dutifully and follow the laws of the nation. I have respect for you, Mr. President, and all of the authorities above me as God mandates. I don’t have money to donate to the Republican or Democrat parties and therefore do not have access to ask you or anyone at a high level to hear what I have to say. Here is my plea: Please do something about the killing of our soldiers in Iraq, Afghanistan or anywhere else...