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To: Jon K. who started this subject2/3/2003 8:50:39 PM
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DJ Fed Bernanke-2:Uncertainty Still Big Impediment To Growth

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*DJ Fed's Bernanke: US Econ Still In Soft Spot

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DJ Fed Bernanke-2:Uncertainty Still Big Impediment To Growth

03 Feb 20:28

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Overall U.S. economic activity remains mired in the
soft spot it ran into last year, but there is ample reason to believe
conditions will improve by some time in the summer, Federal Reserve Board
Governor Ben S. Bernanke said Monday.

"We are in the famous so-called soft spot" that's been driven by all of the
uncertainty over geopolitical events and the economic outlook, Bernanke told
attendees at a meeting of the Money Marketeers of New York University.

While the Fed is like all other observers waiting to see when that
uncertainty will lift, there is nonetheless reason to expect that "by the
second half of the year the economy will be growing above potential" and the
unemployment rate will be trending lower, Bernanke said.

The Fed governor is a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee,
which met last week and left interest rates steady.

Bernanke's views echoed the policy outlook laid down by the committee, while
at the same time hearkening back to the early November FOMC meeting when the
Fed cut rates to shepherd the economy through what it then called asoft spot
in the overall recovery process.


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