Greenspan success may yield headaches for his successor

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Alan Greenspan the Chairman of the United States Federal Reserve Board is resigning. He is forecasting that the success of his tenure for the United States economy may have lulled investors into accepting less compensation for risk. Low risk premiums have historically not been good for the economy.

Executive changes & profiles, Public affairs, Officials and employees, Greenspan, Alan, Public relations, Company public relations

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Fed increases prompt probe for weak links

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The United States Federal Reserve Board is planning to increase interest rates. Historically, this action precludes financial trouble and some kind of crisis for United States markets is forecast. Investors are buying riskier bonds, stock market performance is mixed and bond yields are up.

Government expenditures, Interest Rates, Mortgages, Corporate Bonds, Economic policy

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Stock investors fall in love again

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Investors lost interest in stocks in January 2005, however they are again showing interest. Hedge funds and mutual funds have seen inflows. The Dow Jones Industrial Average put in a third week of gains.

Commodity & service prices, Labor Distribution by Employer, Analysis, Prices and rates, Statistics, Company pricing policy, Dow Jones Industrial Average (Index)

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