Bernanke: Trade-offs for QE3 'less attractive'

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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke against the possibility of a third round of quantitative easing, saying the trade-offs are "less attractive at this point." He said inflation has got higher and inflation expectations are a bit higher, so it's not clear that there can be "substantial" improvement in payrolls without some additional inflation risk. To get "lots of job growth, we have to keep inflation under control."

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/be...ns-no-qe3-2011-04-27?link=MW_home_latest_news

Prepared for the equity sell off?:cool:
 
More of that non-sensical "dual mandate". The irony is that they can't even fulfill a single mandate. A bunch of inflation that is being spun as growth and an unemployment rate that only declines because of those falling off the head count due to some statistical shenanigans.
 
how anyone can sit there with a straight face and either speak or hear the words "inflation is subdued" is far beyond me.
 
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how anyone can sit there with a straight face and either speak or hear the words "inflation is subdued" is far beyond me.
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agree 100%

Not making any sense, he is lying just like he lied about the housing crisis and recession, he is lying again with the talk of inflation, this is getting out of hand, silver and gold are SURGING at this moment!
 
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More of that non-sensical "dual mandate". The irony is that they can't even fulfill a single mandate. A bunch of inflation that is being spun as growth and an unemployment rate that only declines because of those falling off the head count due to some statistical shenanigans.
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+1*10^30
 
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More of that non-sensical "dual mandate".
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That's the "Public Mandate", as he calls it.

Maybe the "Private Mandate" is more important.

Wonder what that is...? :D
 
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