
“The Fed chairman brushed off the risks of asset bubbles in response to a presentation on the subject from the group, one person said. Among the concerns raised, according to this person, were rising farmland prices and the growth of mortgage real estate investment trusts. Falling yields on speculative- grade bonds also were mentioned as a potential concern, two people said. The ‘first line of defense’ if bubbles emerge ‘needs to be regulatory and supervisory’ actions rather than changes in monetary policy, according to Bernanke.”
Related posts:
Federal Election Commission rules requested on Bitcoin campaign donations
The People Making Real Money On Bitcoin
Hungary receives 422,000 applications under new citizenship-by-descent program
Declassified Documents: NSA Spied On MLK Jr., Senators, Journalists
New cameras to watch cameras that watch you
U.S. Stepped In To Halt Mexican General's Rise
American Express Ex-Chief Privacy Officer On 'The Last Days of Cash'
Email from Michael Hastings before crash mentions FBI probe
When 'Smart Homes' Get Hacked: I Haunted A Complete Stranger's House Via The Internet
Draghi Says ECB Ready For Negative Interest Rates If Needed
Credit Suisse counters critics with $15.6 bln capital plan
Indefinite Detention and the NDAA: The rise of America’s imperial presidency
Israeli court rules military not at fault in US activist’s death
Former cricket captain turned politician Imran Khan detained and ‘interrogated over drone views’ by ...
Chinese Hackers Could Face Aggressive Action From U.S. Over Cyber Attacks