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| | | ... direction, which in many years passed, have been made for their own benefit. In the words of former US Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, "I don't know how we accommodate ourselves to it...You cannot be dependent upon these (emerging) countries for ... |
| | | | ... is underway in major economies. US industrial production data, merger and acquisition activity and US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke's comments a day earlier that the US was out of recession all fuelled the positive sentiment. London's benchmark ... |
| | | | ... California conference. The tone was similarly positive at the Brookings Institution in Washington, with US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke declaring that, "The recession is very likely over at this point." But he was not making 'a lot of money' ... |
| | | | ... wave the white flag as the thundering herd forces them back into hibernation. The "Maestro," former US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan was quoted overnight thinking out loud that the recession may be close to ending as he expects growth to reach ... |
| | | | ... Roubini came out last week declaring that the US recession will end this year. He is now line ball with US Federal Reserve Chairman Benny Bernanke's prediction for the recession to be over "probably this year." We are five months away from the end of ... |
| | | | ... Mark II" and spend, spend, spend. Well I guess, now that Wall Street is back in a jolly good mood, US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke thought it wise to jump the gun by laying out his exit plan to Congress before market clamour for it grows loud ... |
| | | | ... and other US 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 ... |
| | | | ... Federal funds target rate below 1 per cent is certainly feasible. This was the statement delivered by US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke in his speech before the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce in Texas. Financial markets practically ignored ... |
| | | | Those of you who still remember the 'Maestro' - former US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan - would also recall one of his musings, the long-term interest rate conundrum. In his testimony before the US Congress in February 2005, Greenspan declared ... |
| | | | ... pre-crisis margin of 9 basis points. Nevertheless, the downward trend in USD Libor rates is encouraging. US Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke's testimony before the House of Congress' Budget Committee also inspired investor confidence. In his testimony ... |
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