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| | | ... Presidential elections, not a month later after announcing QE infinity - policy wise, of course. One surprise could be Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke confirming or denying the New York Times report that he'll not seek a third term whether or not President ... |
| | | | ... climbed 18.25 points (0.60 per cent) to 3,066.96. In his speech at a central bankers summit in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Fed Chairman Bernanke warned that stagnation in the US labour market was "a grave concern" and signalled he would be pushing for more ... |
| | | | ... in June and early July," offering reassurance to investors worried about a recent run of disappointing indicators. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, testifying for a second day to Congress, reiterated that the economy was slowing and the central bank would ... |
| | | | ... depression. It is either that, or the speculators are back blowing bubbles in the US bond market. But, as in one of former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan's famous musings, "... how do we know when irrational exuberance has unduly escalated asset values ... |
| | | | ... most didn't expect at 2012's open. But not Ben, he wants to "make the magic last for more than just one night". The Fed Chairman said so himself when he addressed the National Association for Business Economics Annual Conference in Washington last night. ... |
| | | | ... indicated the Fed would keep interest rates at close to zero per cent for the forseeable future. Mr Hollows said Mr Fed chairman's comments prompted the US dollar to weaken, providing a boost for its Australian counterpart. "We've seen a broad-based ... |
| | | | ... Depression realised this. In his testimony before the US House of Representatives just a little over than a week ago, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke declared that "Even as fiscal policymakers address the urgent issue of fiscal sustainability, they should ... |
| | | | ... which finished higher on Friday night after a speech by the head of the US central bank buoyed sentiment. "On Friday, Fed chairman (Ben) Bernanke did not seem inclined to hit the panic button at this stage of proceedings and this tone seemed to rub off ... |
| | | | ... 104.74 cents on Tuesday. Since 1700 (AEST) on Tuesday, the local unit traded between 104.58 US cents and 105.34 cents. Fed chairman Ben Bernanke will give a speech to a central bank symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Friday (US time). At last year's ... |
| | | | ... (since 1970), American recessions have always been preceded by an inverted yield curve. Here, also recall former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan's "interest rate conundrum" talks in the mid-2000's - when the yield curve inverted in 2006 and yet no one even ... |
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