Federal Reserve Still Unsure When Asset Purchase Will End
Fed Governor Jeremy Stein Friday told the Council on Foreign Relations that the asset purchase program will continue.
Field For Bernanke’s Successor To Head The US Fed Is Wide Open, With No Front-runner Yet In Sight, Report Says
The White House is looking for the next U.S. Federal Reserve chairman, and the field is wide open right now.
Stimulus To Be Prolonged If Federal Reserve Bank Misses Forecast Projections
William Dudley says the Federal Reserve will prolong its asset purchases if economy lags.
Asian Markets Plunge, Shanghai Composite Index Enters Bear Market Territory As China Liquidity Crisis Continues
Asian markets fell again on Tuesday, led by a record fall in the Shanghai stock index, as concerns grew over liquidity in China’s banking sector.
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William Dudley: Monetary Policy Hard To Achieve If Financial Instability Sustains
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Central Banks Must Now Take Backseat, Governments Should Do More For Economic Recovery, Says Bank for International Settlements
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Fed Tapering Of QE 'Inappropriately Timed,' Says St. Louis Fed President Bullard
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Asian Markets Fall Sharply Following Fed's Signal On Ending Bond-Buying; Weak China HSBC Flash Manufacturing PMI
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Quantitative Easing: This Is How Interpretations Of Bernanke's Speeches Are Changing How Different Asset Classes Perform
This is how influential the chairman of the Federal Reserve is.
Fed Stands Pat: Keeps Stimulus At $85 Billion Per Month
However, the Fed said downside risks to the economy and job market have "diminished since the fall."
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke Press Conference, FOMC Decision: Live Blog [VIDEO]
The Fed chair ducked questions on a possible departure, and added he may start tapering QE this year. He wants "maximum employment."
June FOMC Preview: Fed To Taper QE Soon, Bernanke Press Conference Eyed
Economists expect the Federal Reserve Wed. to continue, for the time being, its QE program of $85 billion in asset purchases per month.
Janet Yellen, Vice Chair Of Federal Reserve, Seen By Economists As Most Likely To Succeed Ben Bernanke: Reuters Poll Of Economists
Fed member Yellen's views on monetary policy resemble those of the U.S. central bank's current chairman, Ben Bernanke.
Updated: Standard & Poor’s Revises US Credit Outlook From 'Negative' To 'Stable'
S&P, which is being sued by the U.S. Justice Department over its downgrade of U.S. debt, now says U.S. debt might not be so bad after all.
PIMCO Leader Takes Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke To Task Over Low Interest Rates, Saying They Aren't Working And May Be Part Of The Problem
PIMCO's Bill Gross, head of the world's largest bond fund, critiqued Ben Bernanke's bond policy, saying the Fed is as much at fault as Congress.
Federal Reserve Advisory Committee Worries About Inflation, "Unsustainable Bubble" In Stocks And Bonds
The Federal Reserve's advisory council has expressed fears of a "breakout of inflation" and an "unsustainable bubble" in stock and bond markets.
Four Years After 'Great Recession' US Families Have Yet To Regain Even Half Of The Household Debt Lost: St. Louis Federal Reserve
The damage to U.S. household balance sheets has fallen disproportionately on minorities and the uneducated.
Asian Markets Rattled By Positive Outlook On U.S. Economy, Contraction In Chinese Manufacturing
Comments by Ben Bernanke and the latest China manufacturing activity report pull down Asian stock markets.
US Businesses Are Finding It Easier To Borrow Money In 2013
Overall lending more than doubled in 2012 and loans to commercial enterprises are up 11 percent this year.
Manufacturing In Texas Unexpectedly Flat In April: Dallas Federal Reserve Bank Manufacturing Business Index
Factories in Texas are stagnating, according to a report by the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank.
Federal Reserve Clashes With European Central Bank Over Bank Capital Reserves
According to Federal Reserve data, overseas banks accounted for about 70 percent of the Fed's discount window loans.
Redesigned $100 Bill To Hit Circulation Oct. 8 With New Security Features
The Federal Reserve unveiled its new redesign of the $100 bill on Wednesday. The new bill is set to enter circulation on Oct. 8.
NY Fed: Student Loan Debt Is Hemming In On Mortgage Lending, Auto Loans
Americans with student-loan debt used to be more likely to own their homes by age 30 than others. Not any more.
Federal Reserve's Beige Book Reveals Economy Edging Slowly Higher, Led By Information Technology
Information technology and residential construction emerge as the economy's leading sectors, in the latest Beige Book.
Student Loans Surpass Auto Loan, Credit Cards And Home Equity To Become Second Largest Debt In US
Student loans have soared in popularity over the past decade, with the aggregate student loan balance reaching $966 billion at the end of 2012.
Fed Releases FOMC Minutes Early, Shows Debate Over When To End QE3; S&P 500 Hit Highest Level Ever
The Fed contacted the SEC and CFTC to see if there was any trading tied to Tuesday's early release of minutes.
Dennis Lockhart, President Of Federal Reserve Bank Of Atlanta, Suggests QE Could Begin To Taper Off This Year
If unemployment data continues to improve, the head of the Atlanta Fed said he may support cutting back on quantitative easing.
Bernanke Defends Federal Reserve's Loose Money Policy, Known As Quantitative Easing, Denying It Leads To A Currency War; Says Emerging Markets' Currencies Are Not Being Hurt
Ben Bernanke dismissed worries that the Federal Reserve’s money printing is raising the likelihood of a global currency war.
New York Fed Chief Says Partisan Bickering Over Fiscal Policy Leaves Economy With No Long-Term Plan
N.Y. Federal Reserve head William Dudley points to Washington's partisan division as the reason for the Fed's asset purchases.
FOMC Meeting, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke Press Conference - Live Blog
On Wed, the Fed kept its quantitative easing program intact, saying it expects moderate GDP growth in 2013. The vote was 11-1.
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