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Fed's Bernanke Says Full Economic Recovery More Than Two to Three Years Away

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said a full economic recovery is at least another two to three years away and that a low Fed rate will be in place for some time.During his semi-annual testimony before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, Bernanke noted that the start of an economic recovery in 2010 will only be possible with a stabilization in markets and banks. If actions taken by the Administration, the Congress, and the Federal Reserve are successful

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Bernanke voit des « signes timides » de reprise économique

Les États-Unis connaissent la pire crise financière depuis la Grande Dépression, mais des « signes timides » montrent que « le recul important de l’activité économique pourrait ralentir, » selon le président de la Réserve fédérale, Ben Bernanke.Dans un discours devant être prononcé mardi après-midi dont le USA Today a obtenu copie, le président de la Fed indique que celle-ci a pris les moyens nécessaires pour stabiliser le système financier, incluant une baisse significative des taux d’intérêt

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Yen Stronger Against Most Currencies as China Remains Vague on Stimulus

The Japanese yen is stronger against all currencies but the U.S. dollar on Thursday after a rate decision from the bank of England and no clear promises of additional government spending from the Chinese government at the National People's Congress overnight.In his speech to the China's National People's Congress on Thursday, Chinese Premier Premier Wen Jiabao pledged to deliver 8% GDP growth in 2009 but made no mention of further stimulus plans as had been widely expected.

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Usd/chf Heading Higher.

In the news: March 3- Today’s U.S. Markets finished marginally lower as the Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke said to the senate Budget Committee, the banking system is still not out of the water. On the back of this comments, the market started showing concern the government will not be able to shore up the financial system. Bernanke also said policy makers may need to expand aid to the banking system on top of the $700 billion already approved. NYMEX Crude

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Bernanke Says Banks Will Remain Capitalized, but "Too Big to Fail" Needs to End

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke stressed the need to overhaul operating rules for too big to fail institutions on Tuesday.Speaking to the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, D.C., Bernanke said the U.S. government currently remains committed to ensuring major banks have the capital necessary to weather the recession and to meet their commitments.Government assistance to avoid the failures of major financial institutions has been necessary to avoid a further serious destabilization of the financial system, and

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Pas de reprise économique pleine et entière avant deux ou trois ans, dit Bernanke de la Fed (Mise à jour)

Le président de la Réserve fédérale des États-Unis, Ben Bernanke, a affirmé qu’une reprise économique pleine et entière n’arriverait pas avant deux ou trois ans et que les faibles taux de la Fed resteraient en place pour un certain temps.Lors de son allocution semestrielle devant la Comité bancaire du Sénat américain, Bernanke a noté qu’un début de reprise en 2010 ne serait possible qu’avec une stabilisation des marchés financiers et des banques.« Si les gestes posés par

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Nationalization of U.S. Banks Not Necessary, Says Bernanke

Federal authorities do not see any advantage to nationalizing large U.S. banks since a return to profitability can be achieved through a combination of strong regulations of how rescue funds are used, and greater transparency on financial institutions, according Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke.During his semi-annual testimony to the U.S. Banking Committee on Tuesday, Bernanke said the U.S. economy cannot recover without a stabilization of the financial system, pointing to the failure of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal,

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Fed's Bernanke Says Full Economic Recovery Two to Three Years Away (Update)

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said the start of an economic recovery could begin in 2010, but that a full recovery is at least another two to three years away.During his semi-annual testimony before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, Bernanke noted that the start of an economic recovery in 2010 will only be possible with a stabilization in markets and banks and strong government action. If actions taken by the Administration, the Congress, and the Federal Reserve

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Bernanke Repeats Government Intention to Avoid Bank Nationalization

The nationalization of U.S. banks is counterproductive to the health of the U.S. banking system and the overall economy, according to Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke.In testimony to the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday, Bernanke echoed comments made in testimony before the U.S. Senate Tuesday: that full nationalization means eliminating all common shares for a firm, and such action would be disruptive to financial markets. The government does not need to be involved in the basis of

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Bernanke Says U.S. Dollar Will Remain Dominant Currency

The U.S. dollar remains the dominant world currency and U.S. Treasuries remain a sound investment, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said in Atlanta, Georgia on Tuesday.In a Q&A session after his speech, the text of which was already released early Tuesday morning, Bernanke said he does not see the U.S. dollar's role changing in the foreseeable future.The comments come after news reports that China is attempting to push wider use of the yuan in global markets.

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