Bernanke’s New Transparency
Wednesday, November 14th, 2007The stock markets want to know everything about the Fed’s deliberations, but they don’t always digest the information well
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The stock markets want to know everything about the Fed’s deliberations, but they don’t always digest the information well
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To understand why the Fed chairman spends so much time worrying about inflation, not housing or the stock market, imagine taking a certain ride with him
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The central bank’s moderate Oct. 31 rate cut aims to ward off a truly scary creature—recession
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The latest quarterly GDP report is expected to confirm solid growth. Still, the Fed will discuss a rate cut to avoid a potential recession
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In light of growing recession fears, many expect a rate cut on Oct. 31, but will oil prices and the weak dollar spook Bernanke & Co.?
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The U.S. needs a decisive federal strategy on energy, with greater research, ConocoPhillips CEO James Mulva says
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The latest CPI and a Fed report suggest housing’s not improving, and inflation is too high for comfort. Still, the Fed’s expected to sit tight
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Economist Leonid Hurwicz helped identify the fatal flaw in centrally planned economies, but the theory isn’t easy on capitalism, either
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Solid payroll growth and a reversal of the previous month’s decline eased worries about an economic slowdown. But rising wages may signal inflation headaches
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Initiatives to extend health insurance could especially benefit health-care facilities. S&P’s top pick: Psychiatric Solutions
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