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Bond In Investing Stock Feb 16, 2005 (AXcess News) New York - Fed chairman Alan
Greenspan told the Senate banking committee Wednesday that even
with higher oil prices and rising interest rates that the US
economy is doing fine.
Yet even Greenspan was astonished at how quickly the financial system was able to absorb events that would've created a crippling shock to the economy in an earlier day.
Municipal Bonds Investment "All told, the economy seemed to have entered 2005 expanding at
a reasonably good pace, with inflation and inflationary
expectations reasonably well anchored," he said.
11 Alan Greenspan knew, if he needed any further reinforcement, that we' the world of a global capitalist economy that is vastly more flexible, resilient, open, directing, changing than it was even 20 years ago.
Bond Terms Trading Though Greenspan had no negative view towards the US economy, he
was at loss as to why long-term interest rates have remained low.
Signaling concern to bond traders that the market could be
over-stated. "For the moment, the broadly unanticipated behavior of
world bond markets remains a conundrum," Greenspan told the Senate
Banking Committee.
Bond Debt High In Inside Greenspan stated that short-term interest rates would continue
to rise. Todate, the US central bank has raised Fed fund rates, the
rate charged banks for overnight loans, six times to its current
2.5% level. Greenspan said that despite the rate hikes US rates in
general remained "fairly low."
Bond Greenville Greenville The Fed chairmand did deliver his strongest warning yet, aimed
at the Bush administration, saying that the US needed to reduce its
massive trade imbalance and budget deficit.AdvertisementWhile he
did believe that the US economy was running smoothly with growth
near three percent and inflationary expectations "well anchored."
The federal reserve will most likely continue raising interest
rates throughout the year as high as 3 to 4 percent.
Trading Stock And Bonds Greenspan's largest worry remained the huge debt load the United
States carried, warning that it was "imparative" that the US boost
its savings rate to lower the account deficit, now running near six
percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) as well as curbing the
budget deficit. When asked pointedly about the budget he said that
the Bush administration had two choices. Cut the budget or raise
taxes.
Bond Investing Municipal "We have to get the deficit down, before we run into really
serious problems, beyond 2008," Mr Greenspan said.Greenspan also
showed support for President Bush's social security reform, though
he did put the question to Senate banking committee members that
the government would need to inject cash into the program if it
were adopted and that is where he said "borrow or increase taxes."
But even the administration concedes that the transition will
require $754 billion of new borrowing in the next 10 years, with
even more thereafter if Bush's partial-privatization plan for the
US retirement program were enacted by Congress.
Basis Bond Finance Hill The 10-year Treasury Note declined in value at the close in New
York trading with a yield of 4.158 percent, up 0.06%. Despite
Greenspan's optimism over the US economy the Dow Jones Index closed
down 2.44 percent at 10,834.88.
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