- Selbst Bernanke beginnt von Zinssatzanhebung zu sprechen - kingsolomon, 22.04.2004, 22:37
- Re: Selbst Bernanke beginnt von Zinssatzanhebung zu sprechen - CRASH_GURU, 22.04.2004, 22:44
- zur Beachtung: das sind Äusserungen von 3 versch. Zeitpunkten! - kingsolomon, 22.04.2004, 22:55
- Re: zur Beachtung: der Satz sagt mE alles: - CRASH_GURU, 22.04.2004, 23:24
- zur Beachtung: das sind Äusserungen von 3 versch. Zeitpunkten! - kingsolomon, 22.04.2004, 22:55
- Re: und noch ein Zusatz - kingsolomon, 22.04.2004, 23:02
- Re: Selbst Bernanke beginnt von Zinssatzanhebung zu sprechen - CRASH_GURU, 22.04.2004, 22:44
Selbst Bernanke beginnt von Zinssatzanhebung zu sprechen
-->POSITION: Fed GovernorSTANCE: DovishNOTES: Took office Aug 5 2002, current term expires Jan 31 2018REMARK (22/04/04) (Reuters) Given that S/T rates must eventually be normalized. Controling inflation expectations is key to controling inflation. Hiring improvement is modest at best. VIEW: Quite a change from a reputed dove. No longer sees risk of disinflation. CAREER: Princeton economics professor, Republican, with strong pro-free market views. BERNANKE, BEN4CASTMore >>
POSITION: Fed GovernorREMARK (15/04/04) (Reuters) Fed does not need to follow the market on rates. Can allow more output without risking inflation when productivity is high.REMARK (15/04/04) (Reuters) Inflation should stay contained for now, output gap and productivity to help contain inflation for a couple of years.REMARK (30/03/04) (Reuters) Employment should rise as firms become more convinced on growth, inflation will remain under control due to economic slack. Fed mandate calls for patience. Energy prices won't derail the recovery. BERNANKE, BEN4CASTMore >>
POSITION: Fed GovernorREMARK (30/03/04) (Reuters) Fed should keep inflation going from too low or too high. Very, very low inflation is bad for the economy. Impact of foreign central bank Treasury purchases is likely modest.REMARK (30/03/04) (Reuters) Expects steady labor market gains over the rest of the year, productivity gains, likely unsustainable, main reason for labor market weakness. Trade and outsourcing not big factors.REMARK (20/02/04) (Reuters) Jan CPI consistent with continued low inflation, if energy prices get much higher will be a negative factor. Philly Fed shows growth to be quite substantial 5% productivity not sustainable indefinitely. BERNANKE, BEN4CAST

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