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Alan Greenspan, former Federal Reserve chairman, speaks with CNBC's Sara Eisen about the state of the U.S. economy.
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan sharply disputed the notion the U.S. was being ripped off by other countries because of its trade deficit.
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Alan Greenspan, former Federal Reserve chairman, speaks with CNBC's Sara Eisen about the state of the U.S. economy including his thoughts on the Trump administration's trade policies.
WELLINGTON, May 10- Uncloaking central bank monetary policy language with an illustration of a hot air balloon? In his maiden press conference as the new governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Adrian Orr took a distinctly different approach to elucidating policy from the likes of former U.S. After surprising markets by striking a dovish tone, the New...
NEW YORK/ SAN FRANCISCO, April 5- Janet Yellen cashed in with her first paid visit to Wall Street since stepping down as Federal Reserve chair, discussing rate hikes and U.S. President Donald Trump at events on Monday that included a dinner for 40 at a CEO's Manhattan penthouse. Two people familiar with the events hosted by investment bank Jefferies, including the...
Janet Yellen visited Wall Street for a paid appearance two months after stepping down as Fed chair.
NEW YORK/ SAN FRANCISCO, April 5- Janet Yellen visited Wall Street for a paid appearance two months after stepping down as Fed chair, discussing the economy and interest rates at an event hosted by investment bank Jefferies that included a sit-down dinner for forty. Federal Reserve the last four years until early February, said she revealed no confidential...
"As real long-term interest rates rise, stock prices fall," but that's probably not the cause of the wild market swings, Greenspan says.
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Former Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan speaks to "Squawk on the Street" about the state of the bond markets and the U.S. economy.
Credit Suisse's Burkhard Varnholt discusses the similarities between former Fed Chair Alan Greenspan and new Fed boss Jerome Powell.
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell has said little about the sharp fall in Wall Street stocks this month, besides offering the platitude at his swearing-in ceremony last week that "we will remain alert to any developing risks to financial stability." But the spotlight will be on the new Fed chair next week when he faces questions from both houses of the U.S....
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell has said little about the sharp fall in Wall Street stocks this month, besides offering the platitude at his swearing-in ceremony last week that "we will remain alert to any developing risks to financial stability." But the spotlight will be on the new Fed chair next week when he faces questions from both houses of the U.S....
- Janet Yellen exits the Fed with an economy that's getting high marks — but her grade is 'incomplete'
By typical standards, Janet Yellen's performance as Fed chair would be considered an unqualified success.
LONDON, Feb 1- A decade on from the financial crisis, global monetary policy is finally tightening, with the Federal Reserve raising U.S. interest rates and other central banks gradually turning off the stimulus taps. The Chicago Fed's national financial conditions index was last at -0.94, its lowest since April 1976. The Goldman Sachs U.S. financial conditions...
LONDON, Feb 1- A decade on from the financial crisis, global monetary policy is finally tightening, with the Federal Reserve raising U.S. interest rates and other central banks gradually turning off the stimulus taps. The Chicago Fed's national financial conditions index was last at -0.94, its lowest since April 1976. The Goldman Sachs U.S. financial conditions...
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan gave a stark warning about stock and bond prices Wednesday.
U.S. companies stand to reap a "huge benefit," says the head of portfolio strategy at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management.
Komal Sri-Kumar sees a continued short-term rise in the stock market with "a much sharper fall at some point in time."
The seemingly unstoppable stock market rally is based on emotions not fundamentals, Zell says.
The Virginia Democrat spoke to CNBC's John Harwood about the Republican plan to reform tax policy.
