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| | | ... US President Obama, displaying his inherent gift of the gab, was ignored. So were US Treasury Timmy Geithner and Ben Bernanke. And what happened when the OECD and the IMF raised their global economic outlook? Ignored. For four straight weeks Wall Street ... |
| | | | ... reasons and one for the market's rebound. From the upward revision in US first quarter real GDP to US Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke's testimony before the House Oversight Committee through to the IMF and the OECD raising their global growth outlook. Yes ... |
| | | | ... digested better-than-expected data on the US trade deficit and reassuring comments from Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, about the health of the banking system. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 50.34 points, or 0.60 per cent, to settle ... |
| | | | ... 80.86 peak posted in November last year. Wall Street is happier. Data out overnight gave credence to Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's statement that, 'the real estate market has bottomed and that we can all expect a late 2009 recovery'. The Mortgage Bankers ... |
| | | | ... capital shortfalls for US banks that underwent stress tests and cautious comments on the economy by Fed chairman Ben Bernanke. The Dow Jones Industrial Average edged lower by 16.09 points, or 0.19 per cent, to settle at 8,410.65, after a surge of 2.6 ... |
| | | | ... spring (in the Northern Hemisphere) and looked forward to a plentiful harvest. Words and music. US Federal Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech on 'Financial Reform to Address Systemic Risk' provided the words. Bernanke stressed that the government remains ... |
| | | | ... billion to buy up securities linked to various types of loans and credit cards. But some said Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke's comments in Congress indicated the banking system is not yet on the mend. The Dow Jones industrial average gave up its ... |
| | | | ... government creditors now wringing their hands. The jury is still out on America. Even US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is hedging his bet. In his testimony before Congress overnight, he remarked that, 'significant stresses remain in many markets' ... |
| | | | ... points, or 0.58 per cent, to 3,285 - its lowest close since February 5, 2004. NEW YORK - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has given Wall Street a double dose of reassurance. Bernanke told Congress Monday that the recession might end this year, and ... |
| | | | ... chairman of the Group of 10 central bankers. Trichet told the central bankers in attendance - which included the Fed's Ben Bernanke and BoJ Governor Shrirakawa - that the global slowdown was a result of the negative feedback loop between the financial ... |
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