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Federal Reserve
Surprise! Fed torpedoes the taper, for now
Sep 18, 2013
Experts predicted the Fed would reduce bond buying, but economic concerns means that the stimulus will continue.
Why isn't Yellen a shoo-in?
Sep 17, 2013
She’s had a distinguished career at the Fed and earned the respect of Nobel Prize winners. So why hasn't she been at the top of the White House's list all along?
Traders expect Federal Reserve to scale back on bond buying
Sep 17, 2013
The Fed may scale back on stimulus spending.
Tapering tops the agenda at the Federal Reserve
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Gigi Douban
Sep 17, 2013
The Fed buys billions of dollars worth of bonds each month to pump cash into our financial system. The question in front of the the Fed Board today: when should they start to slow the buying down.
Global implications of this week's Fed meeting
Sep 17, 2013
Changes in U.S. monetary policy could create problems in emerging markets.
Washington can get back to fixing the economy now
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Kai Ryssdal
Sep 16, 2013
Now that a nomination fight over Larry Summers has been avoided, Washington can get back to work fixing the economy.
What does the Fed chair actually do?
Sep 16, 2013
There's a lot of noise about who's going to be the next chief of the Federal Reserve. We're more interested in what the Fed chair actually can do for the economy.
For public good, not for profit.
Larry Summers won't be the next Fed chair, but who will be?
Sep 16, 2013
Pushback from Democrats and other groups was part of the reason Summers withdrew his name from the running.
Larry Summers withdraws name from Fed chair job, international markets react
Sep 16, 2013
Global stocks are near five year highs and bond yields across Europe and Asia have fallen.
Summers at center of unusually public fight over Fed
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David Gura
Sep 13, 2013
Larry Summers, widely thought to be on the short list of candidates to lead the Federal Reserve, has been criticized for his policies and his personality.