How Republicans Learned to Despise the Fed
The GOP has embraced what used to be called, dismissively, "Fed bashing."
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The GOP has embraced what used to be called, dismissively, "Fed bashing."
And write its own 'Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook.'
Say thank you, Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse.
When he announced $600 billion in new Fed spending on Wednesday, the markets didn't blink. Why did they soar on Thursday?
Ben Bernanke promises to spend $600 billion so America doesn't turn Japanese.
People buy treasuries at negative interest rates, betting on a flood of new money.
Plans to reinvest proceeds from mortgage-backed securities into Treasuries.
We think it must have something to do with balance.
That's what Charlie Gasparino is saying, though the White House denies it.
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