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| | | ... meltdown. On other consumer protection issues you only acted as the time approached for your re-nomination to be Fed Chairman. Alan Greenspan refused to look for bubbles or try to do anything other than create them. Likewise, it is clear from your statements ... |
| | | | ... no surprises in its outlook or monetary policy. The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), headed by Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, said after a two-day meeting that "although economic activity is likely to remain weak for a time," its actions ... |
| | | | ... a 7.2 per cent lift in existing home sales in July, setting a four-month rally for the first time in five years. Fed chairman Bernanke further lifted spirits, telling a meeting of central bankers that the global outlook for recovery from the worst slump ... |
| | | | ... drop from the 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 ... |
| | | | ... worries about 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 ... |
| | | | ... unable to stop the US economy from the recession America had to have. Time and again since the days of the Maestro - Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan - authorities bent over backwards to bandage the self-inflicted wounds of gung-ho investment institutions ... |
| | | | ... the US Treasury. And with the changing of the guards in the White House, there is pressure on the Treasurer and the Fed Chairman to be seen to be doing something to put Humpty Dumpty back together again. It will be another four years until the next president ... |
| | | | ... supported the market's belief that difficulties in obtaining loans have choked growth in wide swaths of the economy. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke warned that patching up the credit markets won't provide an instantaneous jolt to the economy. A sell-off that ... |
| | | | ... three-month unsecured commercial paper in an effort to thaw the frozen market for this security. At the same time, Fed Chairman Bernanke expressed his views on the US economy, which many interpreted as implying that the Fed is ready to cut rates next ... |
| | | | ... Australian dollar broke above the US$0.9800 level, reaching a high of US$0.9849, before settling at around US$0.9780. Fed Chairman Bernanke issued a downbeat assessment of US economic growth, telling Congress that the Fed sees "significant downside risks" ... |
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