2012-08-29thefiscaltimes.com

``But for all the attention surrounding the speech, Bernanke isn't actually expected to use the opportunity to do or say anything dramatic. Of course, whatever he says will matter, simply because he sets monetary policy for what is still the world's single largest economy. But in contrast to 2010, when the Bearded One used the occasion of the Jackson Hole conference to flag his interest in a second round of monetary stimulus, few except the most hopeful expect him to repeat himself and extend a promise of a third round of quantitative easing.''



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