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Thursday, October 1, 2015
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Wednesday, March 4, 2015
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After Bernanke(FED)
After Ben Bernanke new things happened in the financial world.He explained,FED have will finished QE in end of 2014.It means interest rates will raise in a soon time.The inevitable bust and defaults started as early as 2006. But the Fed misdiagnosed the resulting hits to bank balance sheets as a pure liquidity problem, and its initial treatment — pouring funds into the interbank market via the 2007 Term Auction Facility — did little good. The Fed then followed up with an on-again off-again bailout policy which created more instability. When the Fed bailed out Bear Stearns’ creditors in March 2008, investors assumed Lehman’s creditors would be bailed out too. When they weren’t, it was a big surprise. With policy uncertainty reaching new heights, panic ensued.After the panic, the Fed began to draw down the emergency loans, but then embarked on an entirely unprecedented policy — massive purchases of mortgage-backed and Treasury securities, known as quantitative easing (QE). The economy has grown slowly with QE compared with past recoveries without QE and far short of the Fed’s predictions. Many argue that QE has not reduced unemployment, but has diminished the Fed’s independence and credibility, offsetting the effects of adopting a numerical inflation target. Now, only a year after the latest round of QE began, the Fed is struggling with how to unwind it, just as many had warned.
Janet Yellen is the new FED president.She will give the most important decision in this year actuallyFederal Reserve Chairwoman sounding upbeat about the economy, laid the groundwork for interest-rate increases later this year.She always say we will check unemployment data &/ inflation & other development data.“The employment situation in the United States has been improving on many dimensions,” Ms. Yellen told the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday, her first of two days of semiannual testimony before lawmakers. Spending and production had increased at a “solid rate,” she added, and should remain strong enough to keep bringing unemployment down.First step can quit the " Patient". In December, the Fed said it would be “patient” before raising rates, its first official acknowledgment in years that borrowing costs could rise. Ms. Yellen said then that patient meant liftoff wouldn’t come at the next two Fed policy meetings, an assurance that a move wasn’t yet near. She repeated the promise of patience Tuesday, but this time she broached the idea of moving beyond it as well, saying that before rates increase, the patience assurance would be changed.

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