Bernanke is expected to follow Greenspan's lead

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The United States Federal Reserve Board meets at the end of March and is the first meeting with Ben Bernanke as its Chairman. It is forecast that Mr. Bernanke will continue with Alan Greenspan's policy of increasing the interest rate by one quarter percentiles, so from 4.5 percent to 4.75 percent at the next meeting. United States and global economic growth is slightly better than financial forecasts.

Government expenditures, Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Economic policy

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Finding someone to fill Greenspan's shoes

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Alan Greenspan is due to retire as the Federal Reserve Chairman from the United States Federal Reserve Board in January 2006 and President George W. Bush is to appoint a successor. The three front runners are Ben Bernanke, a Federal Reserve Board Governor, R. Glenn Hubbard, Dean of Columbia University graduate business school and Martin Feldstein, a Harvard University economist.

Evaluation, Political aspects, Biography, Personality profile, Chairpersons, Feldstein, Martin S., Hubbard, R. Glenn

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Greenspan warns of reliance on housing loans

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Alan Greenspan, United States Federal Reserve Board has released findings of home equity loans research. Americans are dependent on home equity loans, adding $600 billion to consumer spending ability last year. Rising mortgage rates could negatively effect home equity loans, decreasing consumer spending in the United States economy.

Science & research, Public affairs, Research, Greenspan, Alan, Public relations, Company public relations, Home equity loans

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