andreika: tell me why bernank has been making such frequent speeches..... Monday Tuesday, Thursday...
Loves the glory!
Yesterday Juncker spoke at the convention, saying the euro zone crisis is over, urging investors to come back and Merkel said the euro needs to be saved and they will make every effort to do so
2012.03.29 19:03:51 *Bernanke lecture: The crisis has highlighted the need to maintain financial stability 2012.03.29 19:02:45 *Bernanke lecture: Concerns about fiscal problems in Europe have created tension in markets 2012.03.29 19:00:46 *Bernanke Lecture: Unemployment remains 'painfully high' 2012.03.29 18:59:42 *Bernanke Lecture: Recovery pace 'extremely sluggish' 2012.03.29 18:58:39 *Bernanke Lecture: More transparent communication mechanism could improve monetary policy efficiency 2012.03.03.29 19:05:03 *Bernanke Lecture: The foundations have been laid for a 'slow but continuous' economic recovery 2012.03.29 19:06:59 *Bernanke Lecture: New regulatory measures will reduce, but not eliminate, the risk of future crises 2012.03.29 19:09:05 *Bernanke Lecture: In many ways banks are stronger than before the crisis 2012.03.29 19:10:12 *Bernanke Lecture: Fed not printing money to buy assets 2012.03.29 19:11:44 *Bernanke Lecture: Fed "quite successfully" kept inflation low
- Rates may be raised before 2014 - We must monitor inflation carefully - Policy should be accommodative, but not like during the crisis - With policy tightening we cannot wait too long, inflation is gradually picking up - Can't solve all problems through "constant monetary policy easing" - There is more robust employment growth, gradual decline without
Fed, Bernanke: the health of US banks has improved
- Central banks must maintain financial stability - Central banks have helped prevent a recurrence of depression - Hard to predict the onset of crisis - 'Major trauma' to economy is financial crisis and recession - Housing market has yet to recover - Fed trying to make monetary policy more transparent - Bond purchases have helped reduce US budget deficit - Asset purchases are not a form of government spending - And
Fed, Bernanke: the health of US banks has improved
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Tuesday that the growth rate of the US economy may not meet investors' expectations, meaning that a third round of quantitative easing may not be ruled out.
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tell me why bernank has been making such frequent speeches..... Monday Tuesday, Thursday...
Loves the glory!
Yesterday Juncker spoke at the convention, saying the euro zone crisis is over, urging investors to come back and Merkel said the euro needs to be saved and they will make every effort to do so
What's Benya saying if we're standing still...
2012.03.29 19:02:45 *Bernanke lecture: Concerns about fiscal problems in Europe have created tension in markets
2012.03.29 19:00:46 *Bernanke Lecture: Unemployment remains 'painfully high'
2012.03.29 18:59:42 *Bernanke Lecture: Recovery pace 'extremely sluggish'
2012.03.29 18:58:39 *Bernanke Lecture: More transparent communication mechanism could improve monetary policy efficiency
2012.03.03.29 19:05:03 *Bernanke Lecture: The foundations have been laid for a 'slow but continuous' economic recovery
2012.03.29 19:06:59 *Bernanke Lecture: New regulatory measures will reduce, but not eliminate, the risk of future crises
2012.03.29 19:09:05 *Bernanke Lecture: In many ways banks are stronger than before the crisis
2012.03.29 19:10:12 *Bernanke Lecture: Fed not printing money to buy assets
2012.03.29 19:11:44 *Bernanke Lecture: Fed "quite successfully" kept inflation low
Fed, Plosser: don't expect further policy easing
- Rates may be raised before 2014
- We must monitor inflation carefully
- Policy should be accommodative, but not like during the crisis
- With policy tightening we cannot wait too long, inflation is gradually picking up
- Can't solve all problems through "constant monetary policy easing"
- There is more robust employment growth, gradual decline without
Keyword: ECONOMY
Everyone close your sel!
(don't spoil it!) Do you know why the eu goes in Elliot waves? (I know but what do you say)
tell me... please.....
say... please.....
2012.03.29 19:03:51 *Bernanke lecture: ....
Fed, Bernanke: the health of US banks has improved
- Central banks must maintain financial stability
- Central banks have helped prevent a recurrence of depression
- Hard to predict the onset of crisis
- 'Major trauma' to economy is financial crisis and recession
- Housing market has yet to recover
- Fed trying to make monetary policy more transparent
- Bond purchases have helped reduce US budget deficit
- Asset purchases are not a form of government spending
- And
29-Mar-2012 20:18:55 (UTC+2)
Fed, Bernanke: the health of US banks has improved