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Is Oil Is Causing Inflation, Can the Fed Help?
Submitted by Sam Cass  (www.cnbc.com)

Can Fed rate hikes pop the price of oil. There is quite a bit of disagreement over that.

Article | Submitted Jun 24, 2008 | Views: 20 | Comments: 0 
Tags: oil, federal reserve

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Could Fed and ECB Policy Differences Lead to Catastrophic event?
Submitted by soczie  (www.telegraph.co.uk)

Morgan Stanley is suggesting that there could be severe economic consequences to the differing currency strategies that the Fed and the ECB are currently pursuing. Interesting article. Especially...

Article | Submitted Jun 18, 2008 | Views: 21 | Comments: 0 
Tags: federal reserve, european central bank

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Fed Funds Rate Predictions
Submitted by Sol Nasisi  (www.clevelandfed.org)

This is a really handy tool generated by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. It takes options on federal funds futures and crunches them into graphs that show the probability of different rates...

Tools | Submitted Apr 22, 2008 | Views: 128 | Comments: 1 
Tags: federal reserve, fed funds rate predictions, federal funds futures

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Fed Getting Desperate Appeals Directly to Homeowners
Submitted by PhilR  (www.boston.com)

The President of the Boston Federal Reserve, Eric Rosengren wrote an opinion piece that is more public service announcement. He encourages homeowners with subprime mortgages to get help before...

Article | Submitted Mar 16, 2008 | Views: 139 | Comments: 0 
Tags: subprime, federal reserve

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Fed and Other Central Banks Lend Banks $400 Billion
Submitted by Sam Cass  (www.marketwatch.com)

The Fed and several other European Central Banks are going to allow banks to swap up to $400 billion in mortgage related debt for treasuries for 28 days. The idea is to provide liquidity to the...

Article | Submitted Mar 11, 2008 | Views: 132 | Comments: 1 
Tags: federal reserve, credit crisis

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Bernanke Downplays Staglation Risk
Submitted by Sam Cass  (www.nytimes.com)

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke in a speech to the Senate Banking Committee said he does not believe the US will suffer another bout of 70s style deflation. In his view, the commodity prices increases...

Article | Submitted Feb 28, 2008 | Views: 144 | Comments: 1 
Tags: bernanke, federal reserve, stagflation

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US banks borrow $50 billion via new Fed facility
Submitted by ktexas  (www.ft.com)

US banks have been quietly borrowing massive amounts of money from the Federal Reserve in recent weeks by using a new measure the Fed introduced two months ago to help ease the credit crunch....

Article | Submitted Feb 19, 2008 | Views: 161 | Comments: 0 
Tags: subprime, federal reserve, credit crunch, banking industry

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The Fed Cuts Again - 50 bps
Submitted by Sam Cass  (bestcashcow.com)

The Fed announced today to lower the federal funds rate by 50 basis points to 3 percent. The rate is now at par or even lower than inflation. Will this rejuvenate the economy, kindle inflation,...

Article | Updated Jan 30, 2008 | Views: 224 | Comments: 0
Tags: interest rates, federal reserve, fed

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Will the Fed end its January Meeting with Another Cut?
Submitted by JRodgers  (www.thestreet.com)

I believe that against a backdrop where inflationary pressures are persisting and where many will begin to question if the 75 bps move was an overreaction (or a SocGen bailout maybe?), that the Fed...

Article | Submitted Jan 27, 2008 | Views: 230 | Comments: 1 
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The darker side of interest rate cuts
Submitted by ktexas  (money.cnn.com)

Markets like the Fed cuts and expect more. But lower interest rates could keep the dollar weak and ultimately threaten economic growth. Article discusses several potential scenarios of how far...

Article | Submitted Jan 25, 2008 | Views: 162 | Comments: 0 
Tags: interest rates, economy, federal reserve, recession

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Fed Rate Cut Hurts Savers
Submitted by Sam Cass  (bestcashcow.com)

The Fed today cut rates by .75% of 75 basis points in a bid to shore up the economy. No doubt, Bernanke is hoping the cut will drop rates on mortgages, eliminating some of the reset pain, as well...

Article | Updated Jan 22, 2008 | Views: 300 | Comments: 2
Tags: federal reserve, rate cut, cash equivalents

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Fed May Cut Rates Further
Submitted by Sam Cass  (money.cnn.com)

It looks like the Fed may cut rates further. Futures markets have priced in a 100% certainty and recent language seems to indicate the probability.

Article | Submitted Jan 2, 2008 | Views: 181 | Comments: 0 
Tags: interest rates, federal reserve

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Bond Market to Fed: Recession Threat Means More Cuts
Submitted by Roger Rodriguez  (www.bloomberg.com)

The headline in the financial futures market these days says Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke is withholding some vital information: The economy is so bad the central bank will have to...

Article | Submitted Nov 19, 2007 | Views: 177 | Comments: 0 
Tags: interest rates, bernanke, federal reserve



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