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Federal Reserve officials are moving toward a consensus that asset sales will play a more prominent role in their exit from the most expansive monetary policy in the central bank’s history. . . .
The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, hinted on Thursday that the central bank might be open to selling part of its huge portfolio of mortgage-backed securities when the time came to start tightening credit. . . .
Connect the dots of Obama’s first year in office, and an ugly picture emerges. . . .
Does Richard Nixon have anything to teach Barack Obama about economic diplomacy? . . .
Pressure on China to allow its currency to rise in value against the dollar intensified Wednesday with a prominent economist telling Congress that the Obama administration should cite China and four other Asian economies as currency manipulators in a report due in April. . . .
The Federal Reserve has not been clear enough about how it intends to unwind its unprecedented monetary easing campaign, and some of the tools it expects to use may not work, monetary experts will tell Congress on Thursday, Reuters reports. . . .
The Federal Reserve has not been clear enough about how it intends to unwind its unprecedented monetary easing campaign, and some of the tools it expects to use may not work, monetary experts will tell Congress on Thursday. . . .
Despite mounting pressure in Congress for the Obama administration to declare China a currency manipulator, the Chinese government is giving no indication that it will change its exchange rate policy. . . .
A panel of currency experts urged Congress not to engage in drastic unilateral trade action in a bid to address the widely held perception that China is keeping its currency artificially low to boost exports. . . .
Government policy is to blame for the 2008 economic meltdown, a Stanford economic professor told a crowd in Cedar Falls Tuesday night. . . .