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If the Fed Missed This Bubble, Will It See a New One?

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Having missed the housing bubble how likely is it that the Fed will catch a bubble in the stock market in the future?

Fed chairman Bernanke and New York Fed president Geithner ignore warnings in 2006 about the housing bubble

01/02/2009

Transcripts of the meetings of the Federal Open Market Committee of the Federal Reserve show new Fed chairman Bernanke and Head of the New York Fed discounted the growing risks in the U.S. housing markets in 2006. Fed governors Janet Yellen and Susan Bies raised the issue in meetings at the Fed. Transcripts show a sense of complacency had set in at the Fed with Bernanke confident about a soft landing for the housing market.

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