American Central Bank Seen Reinflating Financial Bubble
By keeping interest rates near zero, the Federal Reserve is distorting investment.
By keeping interest rates near zero, the Federal Reserve is distorting investment.
It’s hard to be optimistic when central bankers are spending like drunken sailors.
Unemployment won’t come down as long as the Fed tries to stem the deleveraging process.
Ben Bernanke insists that printing money has been “economically meaningful.”
The Federal Reserve is not preparing another round of quantitative easing but not planning a reversal in policy either.
The Federal Reserve keeps interest rates near zero and continues to pump billions of dollars into the economy.
Even in the face of sovereign default, there are economists and politicians who won’t recognize that the game is up.
Investors are counting on American lawmakers to reach an agreement that would stave off default.
Ben Bernanke tells lawmakers his central bank is preparing more stimulus measures.
Ben Bernanke is in no rush to scale back his expansionary monetary policy.
With its expansionary monetary policy, the Federal Reserve is causing food and fuel prices to rise.
From Europe to Russia to China, countries fiercely criticize the American Federal Reserve for its expansionary policy.
In a risky effort to boost lending, America’s central bank is injecting billions of dollars into the financial market.
Simply printing money to pay off its creditors in a debased currency is no solution for Greece’s financial troubles.
In a comprehensive study (PDF) presented to the Brookings Institution on Friday, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve and noted laissez-faire economist Alan Greenspan traces the roots of the global economic downturn back many years, arguing that because the savings rate of the developed world soared in the decade preceding it and intentions to invest […]