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Sunday, August 02, 2009

Greenspan Sees No Need For Interest Rate Hike

Former Fed boss says inflation not a threat, economy has hit bottom

WASHINGTON
- Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan says he doesn't think the Fed should be considering raising interest rates to ward off inflation — at least not yet.

Greenspan says the Fed will have to rein in credit and raise rates at some point. For now, he says he is optimistic for the U.S. economy.

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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

DUH!!!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

He sold this country down the river of easy credit and huge profits for a select few.

Anonymous said...

Who cares what he says? He said, "We got it wrong." For 25 years, he got it wrong. Why would we think he's right now?

Note to Alan: Please shut up. If you are optimistic, that's a message to the rest of us to RUN LIKE HELL!