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  • Fed Monetary Stimulytpo Now Almost 14 Years Old And Still Running Strong! Top 1% Share Of Net Worth Now Higher Than Bottom 50%, Income Inequality Getting Worse

    02/23/2022 3:32:04 PM PST · by Browns Ultra Fan · 7 replies
    Confounded Interest ^ | 02/23/2022 | Anthony B. Sanders
    It has been 14 years since The Federal Reserve under Ben Bernanke unleashed zero interest rate policies (ZIRP) and quantitative easing (QE) in late 2008. And Fed monetary stimulypto is still running strong after almost 14 year of monetary mismanagement and asset bubble stimulation. The Federal Reserve under Bernanke and Yellen raised their target rate exactly once under President Obama before the election of Donald Trump. After Trump was elected, The Fed raised their target rate 8 times, lowered it 5 times. There have been no rate hikes under Biden. There seemingly never-ending Fed monetary stimulus has resulted in the...
  • Fed stimulus, Obama's fate riding on jobs numbers

    09/06/2012 2:22:53 PM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 12 replies
    Yahoo! News ^ | 9/6/12 | Paul Handley | AFP
    Fresh figures on the US jobs market come out Friday, with a lot more than usual riding on them: new stimulus from Federal Reserve, and the poll numbers for President Barack Obama as he fights to keep his job. With the employment situation stagnant this year -- the jobless rate is stuck at a high 8.3 percent -- the new data for August could say a lot about the strength of the economy, as it weathers a global downturn and a domestic stalemate on economic policy. Chances are, economists say, the numbers will fall in the tepid range of July....
  • Fed chairman signals more stimulus coming

    08/31/2012 8:28:26 PM PDT · by Free ThinkerNY · 45 replies
    McClatchy News Service ^ | August. 31, 2012 | Kevin G. Hall
    WASHINGTON -- A strong signal Friday from Chairman Ben Bernanke that more economic stimulus is on the way puts the Federal Reserve squarely in the middle of the fight for the White House in November’s presidential election. Speaking at the Fed’s annual retreat in the Wyoming resort city of Jackson Hole, Bernanke offered a spirited defense of his unconventional efforts over the past three years to stimulate economic activity through the purchase of government and mortgage bonds. And he seemed to signal that more steps would be taken soon. “As we assess the benefits and costs of alternative policy approaches,...