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到底有没有qe3呢？日后再说。
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke
called the stagnation in the U.S. labor market a grave concern and said he
was open to using more quantitative easing as needed to help. In a speech at
the Fed's Jackson Hole retreat, Bernanke did not pre-commit to taking
action. But he did reinforce the case for more asset purchases. He
downplayed the costs of quantitative easing and said the program has worked
to "provide meaningful support" to the recovery. Bernanke called current
growth "tepid" and said the economy was "far from satisfactory." "Taking due
account of the uncertainties and limits of its policy tools, the Federal
Reserve will provide additional policy accommodation as needed to promote a
stronger economic recovery and sustained improvement in labor market
conditions in a context of price stability," Bernanke said.
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke
called the stagnation in the U.S. labor market a grave concern and said he
was open to using more quantitative easing as needed to help. In a speech at
the Fed's Jackson Hole retreat, Bernanke did not pre-commit to taking
action. But he did reinforce the case for more asset purchases. He
downplayed the costs of quantitative easing and said the program has worked
to "provide meaningful support" to the recovery. Bernanke called current
growth "tepid" and said the economy was "far from satisfactory." "Taking due
account of the uncertainties and limits of its policy tools, the Federal
Reserve will provide additional policy accommodation as needed to promote a
stronger economic recovery and sustained improvement in labor market
conditions in a context of price stability," Bernanke said.
