Wednesday, Feb 10, 2010

Preparing to change course

Reuters: Bernanke lays out vision for Fed monetary exit

"Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke detailed how the U.S. central bank will begin to wean the economy off its extraordinary stimulus, even as he stressed it was not yet time to do so". "The Fed will also return its vast array of emergency lending measures to pre-crisis norms, including raising the discount rate and shortening the duration of loans at its emergency lending window, Bernanke said".

Posted by alan @ 07:59 PM (307 views) Add Comment

3 Comments

1. hpwatcher said...

He has said - if I remember the quote correctly - interest rates will remain low for a long time - some exit.

I don't think this guy has an exit strategy, but check this:-


Does Bernanke Have an Exit Strategy?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZf3Qye0BtQ&feature=related

Wednesday, February 10, 2010 08:41PM Report Comment
 

2. freemanphil said...

Like the alcoholic, Bernanke will reform at some undisclosed point in the future. But, he is currently drunk on liquidity. Lets see what he says when he is sober or hung over?

Wednesday, February 10, 2010 10:01PM Report Comment
 

3. freemanphil said...

Hicup. Cripes, bad headache this morning, oh, what is that bottle of queasing? 10,000%? That'll do the job.

Thursday, February 11, 2010 09:42AM Report Comment
 

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