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| June 19, 2013 |
| 14:48 EDT |  | | Bernanke says increased optimism about housing compensates for higher interest
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| 14:46 EDT | | | Bernanke says asset purchases tied to economy, not calendar
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| 14:42 EDT | | | Bernanke says committee on track to reduce asset purchases later this year
If economic data comes in as expected, the Fed anticipates that it will be appropriate to moderate its asset purchases later this year, Bernanke said. The process would continue into 2014, and asset purchases would likely cease when the unemployment rate is about 7%, Bernanke said. |
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| 14:38 EDT | | | Bernanke: Subdued inflation will make committee more patient with raising rates
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| 14:35 EDT | | | Bernanke: Majority of committee does not support selling mortgage securities
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| 14:32 EDT | | | Bernanke says federal fiscal policies have created strong headwinds for economy
Fed Chairman Bernanke made the statement at his press conference today. |
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| 14:28 EDT | | | Fed changes 2014 inflation outlook to 1.4%-2% from 1.5%-2%
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| 14:27 EDT | | | Fed lowers 2014 unemployment outlook to 6.5%-6.8% from 6.7%-7%
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| 14:26 EDT | | | Fed raises 2014 GDP growth outlook to 3%-3.5% from 2.9%-3.4%
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| 14:25 EDT | | | Fed keeps asset purchases unchanged, does not mention tapering
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| 14:25 EDT | | | Fed lowers 2013 inflation outlook to 0.8%-1.2% from 1.3%-1.7%
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| 14:24 EDT | | | Fed lowers 2013 unemployment outlook to 7.2%-7.3% from 7.3%-7.5%
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| 14:23 EDT | | | Fed chnages 2013 GDP outlook to 2.3%-2.6% from 2.3%-2.8%
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| 14:20 EDT | | | FOMC takeaway: the diminishing downside risks noted in the statement suggests a reduction in QE purchases
FOMC takeaway: the diminishing downside risks noted in the statement suggests a reduction in QE purchases is a real potential over the second half of the year. That has weighed on stocks and bonds, and given the dollar a boost, as one would have expected. Major wildcards to a pullback in QE as soon as the September FOMC meeting (analysts still believe it will be at a meeting with a press conference) including potentially negative effects, especially on jobs, from sequestration, as well as from further weakness in prices. There are also some concerns over the effects of rising rates on the economy. Net-net, Fed policy will continue to be a work in progress and dependent on the data. |
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| 14:15 EDT | | | FOMC maintained its $85 B QE purchases
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| 14:03 EDT | | | Fed keeps benchmark rate at 0% to 0.25%
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| 14:02 EDT | | | FOMC Meeting Announcement Federal Funds Rate data reported
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| 14:02 EDT | | | Fed says downside risks have diminished
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| 14:00 EDT | | | Fed maintains bond buying pace at $85B per month
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| 14:00 EDT |  | | CBOE Volatility Index-VIX down 72c to 15.89 into policy statement
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