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Ben S. Bernanke is current Chairman of the Board of Governors of the United States Federal Reserve. A distinguished Princeton Economics professor specializing in monetary policy and macroeconomics Bernanke served the Federal reserve in... [more]
Ben S. Bernanke is current Chairman of the Board of Governors of the United States Federal Reserve. A distinguished Princeton Economics professor specializing in monetary policy and macroeconomics Bernanke served the Federal reserve in other roles before taking the chair.
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The US Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate at 2% as employment faltered and financial markets remained ``under considerable stress.'' ``Labor markets have softened further,'' the Federal Open ...
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US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke this week scored a victory against anti-inflation insurgents in his rate-setting committee. Now he has free rein to make the US and world economies once again "great and glorious". But he had better do it fast. - Julian Delasantellis
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With inflation expected to moderate later this year but inflationary concerns remaining a top concern, the Federal Reserve Board voted Tuesday to leave the target interest rate unchanged at 2 percent.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (UPI) -- Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan says more U.S. and overseas banks may end up in government rescue plans.
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Former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan is looking into his crystal ball and what he sees ahead for financial firms is not a pretty picture.
More banks and financial institutions are likely to face insolvency and need bailouts before the global financial crisis is over, Mr. Greenspan wrote...
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U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Bernanke waits to speak at Harvard senior class day in Cambridge
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More financial institutions could see government bailouts before the credit crisis runs its course, former U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan wrote in Tuesday's Financial Times.
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More banks and financial institutions are likely to face insolvency and need bailouts before the global financial crisis is over, according to former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan.
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An ugly brew of rising unemployment, spiking foreclosures and gyrating energy prices is plaguing the country and making life difficult for Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke as he tries to right the economy.
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More banks and financial institutions are likely to face insolvency and need bailouts before the global financial crisis is over, according to former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan.
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