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发表于 2011-11-17 01:39 PM
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他大爷的,这孙子就不能让熊熊痛快几天?!

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William C. Dudley said there’s more the Fed could do to boost the economy, such as providing clearer guidance on how long interest rates will stay low or resuming asset purchases.
“I am deeply unhappy with the current forecast of prolonged high unemployment, and will continue to review whether there is more that we could do that would bring more benefit than cost,” Dudley, 58, said in the text of remarks today at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York.
Dudley said it would be “desirable” for the Fed to offer more guidance on the economic conditions that policy makers would need to see before raising interest rates from close to zero. He also said that if the Fed opted to buy more bonds, “it might make sense” for much of those to consist of mortgage- backed securities to boost the housing market.
“We could purchase more longer-term financial assets,” Dudley said today. “If additional asset purchases were deemed appropriate, it might make sense to do much of this in the mortgage-backed securities market. This would have a greater direct impact on the housing market and would be less likely to disrupt market functioning compared with further purchases in the Treasury market.” |
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