WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke refrained from making any comments on monetary policy, the government shutdown or the economy in a brief speech on Wednesday. Bernanke welcomed participants to a community bank research conference sponsored by the St. Louis Fed and the Conference of State Bank Supervisors. He restricted his remarks to the challenges facing small banks and the central bank's efforts to build better ties to the institutions.
No way that Ben will say anything on monetary policy outside the scheduled meetings unless market riots and forces their hand..like in 2007/8. Me thinks he will tell market what he plans to do after stepping down as chair...or may be he tells us OBama convinced him to stay on for another term...to oversee the helicopter drop this time round!
Good call Zero!!
So what now?
Doe doe time
