In Bernanke’s last committee meeting as chairman, the Fed announced more cuts to its program to stimulate the economy, citing further growth.
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As emerging markets roil U.S. stocks, will the Fed’s decision rattle or soothe markets? Quincy Krosby, Prudential Financial market strategist and WSJ’s Spencer Jakab discuss. Photo: AP.
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Why do so many on both Main and Wall Streets still feel uncomfortable with the way markets are behaving? Maybe it’s because valuations aren’t what matter. Maybe the real problem is that markets are no longer doing what they’re supposed to do. Michael Casey reports on MoneyBeat.
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Even with a few weeks left in 2013, it’s clearly going to be a red-letter year for the stock market. Can equities maintain their torrid pace in 2014? Jim Browning says that while the market isn’t likely to match 2013’s pace, investors don’t have much to worry about. Photo: Getty Images.
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What’s News: The U.S. economy added a better than expected 204,000 jobs in October. Disney delays release of ‘Star Wars: Episode VII.’ New rules require insurance companies to treat mental illness the same way as physical illness. Joanne Po reports. Photo: AP
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The week included a high-profile job promotion, a high-profile earnings loss and a battle for a menswear brand. Photo: Jos. A. Bank.
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An inside look at the Fed’s experience over the last five months shows how hard it is for a central bank to communicate about plans that are complicated, conditional and evolving. Jon Hilsenrath discusses. Photo: Getty.
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The September jobs report may be delayed because of the government shutdown, but the Fed still has very important decisions to make based on the state of the economy, which is still in tenuous recovery mode. Sudeep Reddy and Phil Izzo discuss. Photo: Getty Images.
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Has Wall Street lost trust in the Federal Reserve following the Fed’s unexpected move to maintain its $85 billion per year bond-buying program? WSJ’s Jon Hilsenrath joins the News Hub to discuss. Photo: AP
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Is there a disconnect between the markets and the Federal Reserve? The markets may not have fully baked in the data the Fed has in its hands to cause it not start tapering its bond buying. Rex Maxey, Wilmington Trust chief investment officer, joins MoneyBeat. Photo: AP.
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Do you really believe the outlook for corporate earnings suddenly became much brighter just because Larry Summers is no longer in the running to succeed Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke? If so, Marketwatch’s Mark Hulbert has a bridge he wants to sell you. Photo: AP.
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Amid all the talk of Federal Reserve tapering, one thing is pretty clear: central banks worldwide–both in the developed world and in emerging markets–are, above all, determined to support asset prices. At least until inflation bites. Alan Mattich reports on MoneyBeat. Photo: Getty Images.
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After Monday’s shooting, the questions are how, and why? Fed meeting: bonds and Bernanke replacement. The Costa Concordia is uprighted.
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The uproar that sank Lawrence Summers’s chances of taking charge of the Federal Reserve suggests that President Obama’s clout on Capitol Hill is eroding ahead of crucial decisions about government spending and the debt ceiling. Peter Nicholas reports.
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The uproar that sank Lawrence Summers’s chances of taking charge of the Federal Reserve suggests that President Obama’s clout on Capitol Hill is eroding ahead of crucial decisions about government spending and the debt ceiling. Peter Nicholas reports.
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The uproar that sank Lawrence Summers’s chances of taking charge of the Federal Reserve suggests that President Obama’s clout on Capitol Hill is eroding ahead of crucial decisions about government spending and the debt ceiling. Peter Nicholas reports.
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National Journal’s Michael Hirsh says the former Treasury secretary’s refusal to admit his mistakes make him the wrong choice.
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National Journal’s Michael Hirsh says the former Treasury secretary’s refusal to admit his mistakes make him the wrong choice.
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