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Coverage of the speech given by Ben Bernanke, chair of the US Federal Reserve, at LSE on Tuesday 13 January 2009.

For a transcript and video visit: www.lse.ac.uk/collections/LSEPublicLecturesAndEvents/events/2008/|
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Sunday Times (Business), 18-Jan-2009, page 6
Scanning the horizon for an exit strategy
David Smith, economics editor, outline Ben Bernanke's speech at the LSE last week and looks at the options for global bankers and government hoping to stabilise the current crisis.
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/columnists/article5536461.ece| 

16/01/09 04:33 ((International Herald))
Rescue of U.S. banks hints at nationalization
 Last fall, as Federal Reserve and Treasury Department officials rode to the rescue of one financial institution after another, they took great pains to avoid doing anything that smacked of nationalizing banks. Speaking to the London School of Economics, but addressing American audiences as much as European ones, Bernanke warned that the U.S. government had no choice but to put more money into banks and other financial institutions if it had any hope of reviving the paralyzed credit markets.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2009/01/16/business/16banking.php| 

Evening Standard, 14-Jan-2009, page 29, 1st
Bernanke maps a way out of the woods
Anthony Hilton commented on Ben Bernanke delivering the Stamp memorial lecture at the London School of Economics.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23619038-details/Bernanke+maps+a+way+out+of+the+woods/article.do| 

Independent, 14-Jan-2009, page 33
They don't deserve it, but we have to give banks special treatment
Ben Bernanke writes the paper's Podium column outlining the need for banks to be supported during current crisis. Article notes Bernanke, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, spoke at the London School of Economics yesterday.
http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/ben-bernanke-they-dont-|
deserve-it-but-we-have-to-give-banks-special-treatment-1334131.html|

14/01/09 00:45 ((The Independent))
Bernanke tells Obama $775bn fiscal package is not enough
Ben Bernanke, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, warned yesterday that the economic recovery package planned by the incoming Obama administration will not succeed unless financial stability is restored. Delivering the Stamp Lecture at the London School of Economics, Mr Bernanke spelt out what those "further measures" might entail.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/bernanke-tells-obama-775bn|
-fiscal-package-is-not-enough-1334362.html|

Financial Times, 14-Jan-2009, page 7
Bernanke calls for banking clean-up
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/615f1f72-e17e-11dd-afa0-0000779fd2ac.html| 

Daily Mail, 14-Jan-2009, page 66
Market report: Property firms will ask for cash
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/article-1114723/Market-report-Property-firm|
s-ask-cash.html| 

Independent, 14-Jan-2009, page 37
Ben Bernanke: They don't deserve it, but we have to give banks special treatment
http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/ben-bernanke-they-dont-deserve-it|
-but-we-have-to-give-banks-special-treatment-1334131.html|

Bernanke tells Obama $775bn fiscal package is not enough
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/bernanke-tells-obama-775bn|
-fiscal-package-is-not-enough-1334362.html| 

Times, 14-Jan-2009, page 45
Bernanke tells Obama $775bn fiscal package is not enough
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/economics/article5512164.ece|

Guardian, 14-Jan-2009, page 6,7, 24
Banking became too complex before credit crunch, MPs told
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/jan/13/banking-creditcrunch1|

Brown guarantees £20bn to rescue firms - but US says it's not enough
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/jan/14/gordon-brown-bail-out|

Daily Telegraph (Business), 14-Jan-2009, page 2
Bernanke sketches 'Exit Strategy' at last
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/4230240/|
Bernanke-sketches-Exit-Strategy-at-last.html|

13/01/09 20:43 ((The Telegraph))
Like it or not, we will have to buy the toxic waste to end the bank crisis
Rule number one of central banking is to be as sober, reassuring and, frankly, as boring as possible about the prospects for the economy. On the face of it, Ben Bernanke did a pretty good job of it yesterday as he delivered his speech at the London School of Economics.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/richardfletcher/4230233/Like-it-or-not-|
we-will-have-to-buy-the-toxic-waste-to-end-the-bank-crisis.html|

Daily Telegraph (Business), 14-Jan-2009, page 1
Governments need to give more to banks and 'little or no assistance' to other industries, says Bernanke
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/richardfletcher/4230233/Like-it-or-not-|
we-will-have-to-buy-the-toxic-waste-to-end-the-bank-crisis.html|

Daily Mail, 14-Jan-2009, page 65
Governments need to give more to banks and 'little or no assistance' to other industries, says Bernanke
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/article-1114710/Governments-need-to-banks|
-little-assistance-industries-says-Bernanke.html|

14/01/09 01:39 ((Daily Mail))
Market report: Property firms will ask for cash
Financials and mining stocks dragged the Footsie 27 points lower to 4,399.15. Wall Street retrieved a 37 point deficit and traded 48 higher after Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke told the London School of Economics that he is hopeful that the US economy will show signs of stabilisation later in the year.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/article-1114723/| 

Daily Express, 14-Jan-2009, page 64

City AM, 14-Jan-2009, page 1

Washington Times - Washington,DC,USA
Fed wants focus on banks
http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jan/14/fed-wants-focus-on-banks/|

New York Times - United States
Banks Are in Need of Even More Bailout Money
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/14/business/economy/14fed.html?hp|

Washington Times - Washington,DC,USA
Market closes mixed; Dow down
http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jan/13/market-closes-mixed-dow-down/|

Bernanke: Obama plan not enough
http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jan/13/bernanke-warns-obama-plan-not-enough/|

Wall Street Journal - New York,NY,USA
What Bernanke Didn't Say on Bond Sales
http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2009/01/13/what-bernanke-didnt-say-on-bond-sales/|

Bernanke Says Stimulus Should Be Paired With Other Measures
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123185225001377063.html| 

14/01/09 00:04 ((The Herald))
Fed chairman: We must stabilise banking
Mr Bernanke said the £700bn fiscal stimulus package of the incoming Obama administration could provide a "significant boost" to America's floundering economy. However, he made clear in a speech to the London School of Economics that "fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilise and strengthen the financial system".
http://www.theherald.co.uk/news/news/display.var.2481483.0.Fed_chairman|
_We_must_stabilise_banking.php| 

International Herald Tribune
Stimulus alone won't end the crunch, Bernanke says

http://www.iht.com/articles/2009/01/13/business/13fed.php| 

13/01/09 23:10 ((Toronto Star))
Oil rebounds on U.S. bailout hopes
Speaking at the London School of Economics, Bernanke made clear that such a recovery plan was needed as part of a broader, multi-pronged government response to combat the worst financial crisis to hit the United States and the global economy since the 1930s.
http://www.thestar.com/Business/article/569988| 

Online

20/01/09 04:06 ((Bloomberg))
U.S. Yields Flattened; Fed Seeks Lower Mortgage Rates
The Federal Reserve's inability to narrow the gap between consumer borrowing costs and government interest rates is driving investors to the longest-maturity Treasuries. The bond market started 2009 by falling amid concern that the record amount of debt needed to finance a $1 trillion budget deficit would exceed investor demand and spark inflation. Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke helped spark a rally by reiterating Jan. 13 at the London School of Economics that he's considering buying long-term Treasuries to reduce borrowing rates as the recession deepens.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601009&sid=adVseEq8lUEI|
&refer=bond| 

19/01/09 17:59 ((Bloomberg))
Treasury Yields Flattened as Fed Fights to Cut Mortgage Rates
The Federal Reserve's inability to narrow the gap between consumer borrowing costs and government interest rates is driving investors to the longest-maturity Treasuries. The bond market started 2009 by falling amid concern that the record amount of debt needed to finance a $1 trillion budget deficit would exceed investor demand and spark inflation. Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke helped spark a rally by reiterating Jan. 13 at the London School of Economics that he's considering buying long-term Treasuries to reduce borrowing rates as the recession deepens.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601009&sid=adQkm5jF7vjc|
&refer=bond| 

19/01/09 15:56 ((CreditandCollectionsWorld.com))
Obama's Expected Early Agenda
Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, during a speech last week at the London School of Economics, raised three proposals that Obama transition officials are reportedly considering to cleanse the largest banks of their biggest problems. One would involve the government purchasing troubled assets. A second would provide guarantees and agreements to absorb some of the losses in exchange for warrants or other compensation. A third would involve the creation of "bad banks" that would buy the declining assets for cash or stock in the new entity. 

19/01/09 12:13 ((Fort Wayne News-Sentinel))
Credit thaw signs emerge Corporate borrowing at highest level since last May
Credit markets are beginning to thaw after months of a deep freeze. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, in a speech Tuesday at the London School of Economics, indicated that additional steps will be taken to stabilize the financial system beyond the $800 billion stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama.
http://www.fortwayne.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/JG/20090119/BIZ13/3|
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19/01/09 09:32 ((Seeking Alpha))
What Should the 'Aggregator Bank' Do With All Those Troubled Assets?
It's now obvious to see why Mr. Bernanke was so adamant in his London School of Economics speech one week ago Monday about having the government purchase troubled mortgages and perhaps why the Congress released the second half of the TARP funds so easily. Once the government takes over the assets, it can force the banks to make the modifications.
http://www.seekingalpha.com/article/115319-what-should-the-aggregator-bank|
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18/01/09 06:28 ((Nytimes Science))
Obama Urged to Move Swiftly to Rescue Banks
In a speech last week at the London School of Economics, Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, raised three proposals that Obama transition officials are said to have been considering to cleanse the largest banks of their biggest problems.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/18/us/politics/18assets.html?ref=business| 

17/01/09 22:43 ((The Times))
Scanning the horizon for an exit strategy
JUST to demonstrate how glamorous this job is, last week I squashed into a crowded lecture theatre at the London School of Economics, my view obscured by a television cameraman, to see Ben Bernanke, chairman of the US Federal Reserve.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/columnists/article5536461.ece| 

17/01/09 15:56 ((Börse Online))
Den Banken drohen nach einem "Spiegel"-Bericht weitere Verluste in Milliardenhöhe
Nicht nur in Deutschland wird über eine Bad Bank debattiert. Auch in den Vereinigten Staaten und in Großbritannien ist das Thema aktuell. In der vergangenen Woche unterstützte selbst der Chef der US-Notenbank, Ben Bernanke, die Forderungen nach einer Auffanggesellschaft. In einer Rede an der London School of Economics stellte er klar, dass Konjunkturpakete allein nicht ausreichten, sondern auch das Finanzsystem stabilisiert werden müsste. Dabei ging Bernanke auch auf die Möglichkeit ein, den ursprünglichen amerikanischen Rettungsplan wiederzubeleben, der den Ankauf toxischer Wertpapiere für 700 Mrd. $ durch einen staatlichen Fonds vorsah. 

17/01/09 12:39 ((Biz yahoo))
Problempapiere im Portfolio: Banken sitzen auf 300-Milliarden-Müll
Nicht nur in Deutschland wird über eine Bad Bank debattiert. Auch in den Vereinigten Staaten und in Großbritannien ist das Thema aktuell. In der vergangenen Woche unterstützte selbst der Chef der US-Notenbank, Ben Bernanke, die Forderungen nach einer Auffanggesellschaft. In einer Rede an der London School of Economics stellte er klar, dass Konjunkturpakete allein nicht ausreichten, sondern auch das Finanzsystem stabilisiert werden müsste. Dabei ging Bernanke auch auf die Möglichkeit ein, den ursprünglichen amerikanischen Rettungsplan wiederzubeleben, der den Ankauf toxischer Wertpapiere für 700 Mrd. $ durch einen staatlichen Fonds vorsah. 

17/01/09 10:11 ((Corriere della Sera))
Il disastro della finanza globale
A novembre, soltanto gli Usa hanno aggiunto nuovi programmi d'acquisto di mutui tossici e obbligazioni illiquide per 800 miliardi da eseguire quest'anno. Il 13 gennaio, intervenendo alla London School of Economics, il governatore della Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, ha avvertito che i costi dei salvataggi bancari in giro per il mondo sono destinati a crescere ancora.
http://www.corriere.it/economia/09_gennaio_17/il_disastro_della_finanza_globale|
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16/01/09 20:03 ((MSNBC))
Signs of credit market thaw begin to emerge
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, in a speech Tuesday at the London School of Economics, indicated additional steps will be taken to stabilize the financial system beyond the $800 billion stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28691801/| 

16/01/09 13:35 ((The Australian))
The trick is confidence
While most people's experience of the global financial crisis is confined to their homeland, which may or may not be in recession, and what they can pick up from the media, Trujillo has seen its effects first-hand on his travels through Australia, the US, Europe and Asia. In a speech to the London School of Economics this week, US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke lent his support to the US package but suggested that more, multibillion-dollar steps were needed to prop up the financial system, most likely by taking on more distressed assets and providing more government guarantees for bank debt. 

16/01/09 13:02 ((Nolan Chart))
The U.S. Economy is being Marched to the Gallows
Obama continues the transfer of wealth from the taxpayer to his Wall St. campaign contributors as the Economy continues its Long March to nowhere
The media bombardment is in overdrive to convince the public that herein lies the path to salvation. First we had the guarantee that three million jobs would be created out of thin air only to be bumped up to four million. These are nice round media friendly numbers which have no basis in reality. With each passing day the sands are shifting on exactly how the money will be spent. Ben Bernancke' s speech at the London School of Economics on Tuesday confirmed that the emphasis has now shifted to bailing out the banks one more time by buying more toxic assets to clean up their collapsing balance sheets. After seeing $8.2 Trillion vanish in to Insurance, Banking and a moribund auto industry with absolutely no concrete result except for the tightening of credit, the increasing losses of Big Banking and the GM chairman having to queue for his airline ticket, the Fed, backed by Obama, continues to beat the dead horse.
http://www.nolanchart.com/article5805.html

16/01/09 11:28 ((Nytimes Science))
Rescue of Banks Hints at Nationalization
WASHINGTON - Last fall, as Federal Reserve and Treasury Department officials rode to the rescue of one financial institution after another, they took great pains to avoid doing anything that smacked of nationalizing banks.
Speaking to the London School of Economics, but addressing American audiences as much as European ones, Mr. Bernanke warned that the federal government had no choice but to put more money into banks and other financial institutions if it had any hope of reviving the paralyzed credit markets.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/16/business/16banking.html?em

16/01/09 10:50 ((All Headline News))
Second Round Of Bailouts To Banks Prompts Fed To Think Of Nationalization
Washington, D.C. (AHN) - The Federal Reserve and new officials of the Obama administration are considering nationalization of U.S. banks which are requesting for a second round of bailout funds. Such approach was not considered when the Fed and Treasury Department handed out last fall billions of do...
Federal Reserve board chairman Ben Bernanke explained at the London School of Economics the U.S. government had little choice except to release more funds to banks and other American financial institutions to unfreeze the credit markets.
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7013732443

16/01/09 10:47 ((All Headline News))
Federal Reserves Consider Nationalization Of U.S. Banks Applying For a Second Round Of Bailout Funds
Washington, D.C. (AHN) - The Federal Reserve and new officials of the Obama administration are considering nationalization of U.S. banks which are requesting for a second round of bailout funds. Such approach was not considered when the Fed and Treasury Department handed out last fall billions of do...
Federal Reserve board chairman Ben Bernanke explained at the London School of Economics the U.S. government had little choice except to release more funds to banks and other American financial institutions to unfreeze the credit markets.
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7013732441

18/01/09 12:43 ((Daily Bulletin))
Signs of thaw in credit market emerge
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, in a speech Tuesday at the London School of Economics, indicated additional steps will be taken to stabilize the financial system beyond the $800 billion stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama.
http://www.dailybulletin.com/ci_11480796| 

18/01/09 12:01 ((Seeking Alpha))
Global Markets in Review: Risk Aversion Weighs on Stock Markets
Investor sentiment around the globe was negatively impacted during 2009's second full week of trading as a barrage of bleak economic and corporate news offered more confirmation of a deepening recession, bringing risk aversion to center stage. Adding a spark of hope on Thursday, the U.S. Senate voted to release the second and final $350 billion tranche of the TARP funds, whereas the House Democrats unveiled a much-awaited $825 billion stimulus package aimed at halting the economic rot. Meanwhile, in a speech at the London School of Economics, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said Barack Obama's economic package could provide a "significant boost" to the U.S. economy.
http://www.seekingalpha.com/article/115225-global-markets-in-review-risk-|
aversion-weighs-on-stock-markets| 

15/01/09 06:41 ((Mindfully Energy))
Obama, Bush Team Up Behind Another $350 Billion For The Banks
Bernanke weighed in on Monday to push for the additional TARP money. In a speech at the London School of Economics, he endorsed Obama's stimulus plan but added that further taxpayer infusions into the banking system were essential.
http://www.mindfully.org/Reform/2009/Obama-Bush-Team14jan09.htm| 

15/01/09 06:15 ((New Sabah Times))
Bernanke pledges more efforts to stem crisis
US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke pledged Tuesday to expand aggressive efforts to stem the financial crisis in the face of credit markets that are "more dysfunctional" than in Japan in the 1990s. "The global economy will recover, but the timing and strength of the recovery are highly uncertain," Bernanke said in a speech at the London School of Economics.
http://www.newsabahtimes.com.my/nstweb/fullstory/25191| 

15/01/09 06:04 ((Fox Business))
Anecdotal Fed Survey Reveals Economic Hurt
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke in a speech before the London School of Economics Tuesday all but ruled out a further rate cut.

15/01/09 16:37 ((Media-Newswire.com))
Banking expert says Federal Reserve can do more
Fed chairman Ben Bernanke suggested the creation of a so-called bad bank in a speech at the London School of Economics Jan. 13. Bernanke also predicted the Obama $800 billion stimulus package won't guarantee a lasting recovery.
http://media-newswire.com/release_1084291.html| 

15/01/09 19:47 ((Earth Times))
Despite JP Morgan profit, worries on Citi, BankAmerica - Summary
"More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets," Mr. Bernanke said in a speech to the London School of Economics.
http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/250815,despite-jp-morgan-profit-worries|
-on-citi-bankamerica--summary.html| 

15/01/09 19:25 ((Monsters And Critics))
Despite JP Morgan profit, worries on Citi, BankAmerica (Roundup)
'More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets,' Mr. Bernanke said in a speech to the London School of Economics.
http://www.monstersandcritics.com/news/business/news/article_1453715.php/Despite|
_JP_Morgan_profit_worries_on_Citi_BankAmerica__Roundup__| 

16/01/09 05:36 ((Nytimes Science))
Rescue of Banks Hints at Nationalization
Speaking to the London School of Economics, but addressing American audiences as much as European ones, Mr. Bernanke warned that the federal government had no choice but to put more money into banks and other financial institutions if it had any hope of reviving the paralyzed credit markets.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/16/business/16banking.html?ref=business| 

13/01/09 17:50 ((Capital))
Cinquième baisse de suite du,a souffert
Le président de la Réservé fédérale, qui a prononcé un discours cet après-midi à la London School of Economics, a prévenu qu'il est très difficile de prévoir quand aura lieu le rebond de l'activité économique. En outre, il est revenu sur l'idée de créer une entité dans laquelle seraient placées les créances douteuses des banques afin d'accélérer le nettoyage de leur bilan.
http://www.capital.fr/Actualite/Default.asp?source=FI&numero=73019&Cat=ANA| 

13/01/09 17:44 ((gazeta.pl kraj))
Bernanke przedstawia 3 scenariusze i ostrzega
Szef Fed, Ben S. Bernanke ostrzegł, iż sam pakiet rozwiązań mający stymulować gospodarkę nie wystarczy, aby pobudzić odbudowę gospodarki, podkreślając, iż rząd może będzie zmuszony do wykupienia lub zagwarantowania złych aktywów w celu pobudzenia gospodarki. Wypowiedź szefa Fed miała miejsce w London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 17:29 ((Belegger))
Beurzen blijven negatief
De pijlen op de koersenborden in Europa bleven dinsdag omlaag wijzen, hoewel de verliezen in de namiddag iets terugliepen. Dit kwam door een licht herstel op Wall Street. Ben Bernanke, voorzitter van de Federal Reserve, pleitte hier donderdag voor in een toespraak aan de London School of Economics. Bovendien herstelde de olieprijs van eerdere verliezen en sloegen koopjesjagers hun slag na een aantal negatieve handelssessies.
http://www.belegger.nl/Beurzen_blijven_negatief-61179.news| 

13/01/09 17:29 ((Belegger))
Koersen in Europa blijven dalen
De pijlen op de koersenborden in Europa wezen dinsdag de gehele dag naar beneden. De angst voor tegenvallende jaarcijfers van bedrijven beheerste het sentiment. Het was voor de vijfde dag op rij dat de beurzen terrein verloren. Ook was er hoop dat aankomend president Barack Obama snel zal werken aan maatregelen om de banksector en de geldmarkt te versterken. Ben Bernanke, voorzitter van de Federal Reserve, pleitte hier donderdag voor in een toespraak aan de London School of Economics.
http://www.belegger.nl/Koersen_in_Europa_blijven_dalen-61186.news| 

13/01/09 17:11 ((El Pais))
Bernanke duda de la eficacia del plan de Obama si no se toman otras medidas
El presidente de la Reserva Federal,, ha avisado de que los estímulos fiscales previstos en los planes de ayuda previstos por el presidente electo, Barack Obama, no serán suficientes para ayudar a la economía estadounidense a salir de la crisis si no se toman otra medidas, como la compra de activos de los bancos. "Es poco probable que las medidas fiscales promuevan un crecimiento duradero, a no ser que sean acompañadas de fuertes medidas para estabilizar y fortalecer el sistema financiero", ha asegurado Bernanke en una conferencia en la London School of Economics. "Más inyecciones de capital serán necesarias para asegurar la estabilidad y la normalización de los mercados de crédito", ha añadido. http://www.elpais.com/articulo/economia/Bernanke/duda/eficacia/plan/Obama/|
toman/otras/medidas/elpepueco/20090113elpepueco_1/Tes| 

13/01/09 16:55 ((Bolsamania))
Wall Street a media sesión: saldo mixto en los principales índices
Bernanke ha hablado en The London School of Economics. El Presidente de la Reserva Federal ha indicado que urgen 'fuertes medidas' para estabilizar al sistema financiero y que por sí solos los estímulos fiscales no serán suficientes como para promover una recuperación sostenida. Además, ha dicho que no habrá recuperación sin más ayudas a los bancos.
http://www.bolsamania.com/actualidad/noticia.php?origen=bolsamania_|
com.Pulsos&id=0720090113174523∈=&Sesion_BolsamaniaES=hlfb|
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13/01/09 16:54 ((Bolsamania))
EEUU abre con ligeros descensos tras un buen informe de balanza comercial
No menos relevante, en sus declaraciones de esta tarde, en The London School of Economics, el Presidente de la Reserva Federal, Ben S.Bernanke, ha indicado que urgen 'fuertes medidas' para estabilizar al sistema financiero y que por sí solos los estímulos fiscales no serán suficientes como para promover una recuperación sostenida. Vamos, casi nada.
http://www.bolsamania.com/actualidad/noticia.php?origen=bolsamania_com.Pulsos|
&id=0720090113154021∈=&Sesion_BolsamaniaES=hlfb9vh8d490o8b6i56op59483| 

13/01/09 16:38 ((Yahoo))
Alemania revela plan de rescate para combatir recesión
"Es improbable que las acciones fiscales promuevan una recuperación duradera, a menos que estén acompañadas de medidas fuertes para estabilizar y fortalecer más al sistema financiero", dijo Bernanke en la London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 16:31 ((Reuters Deutschland))
Bernanke: US-Notenbank ist mit ihrem Latein nicht am Ende
Ungeachtet des historisch niedrigen Leitzinsniveaus von faktisch null Prozent stünden der Federal Reserve noch "starke Werkzeuge" zur Verfügung, um die taumelnde US-Wirtschaft wieder in Gang zu bringen, sagte Bernanke am Dienstag bei einem Vortrag an der London School of Economics.
http://de.reuters.com/article/topNews/idDEBEE50C0H420090113| 

13/01/09 16:26 ((Moneyspecial))
US-Anleihen im Verlauf etwas leichter - Bernanke-Aussagen im Fokus
Im Anschluss an eine Rede von US-Notenbankpräseident Ben Bernanke vor der London School of Economics grenzen die Notierungen am langen Ende ihre Verluste etwas ein. Bernanke erklärte, dass die US-Notenbank trotz des erreichten Leitzinsniveaus von 0% bis 0,25% weiter viele Instrumente zur Stabilisierung der Konjunktur zur Verfügung habe.
http://www.moneyspecial.de/126/news.htm?id=28164580&r=0&sektion=ticker&awert|
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13/01/09 16:24 ((Cercle Finance))
Le CAC 40 s'achemine vers une 5e séance de repli.
A l'occasion d'un discours prononcé à la London School of Economics, Ben Bernanke, le président de la Réserve Fédérale, a confirmé que l'économie américaine se trouvait dans une situation très difficile.
http://www.cerclefinance.com/default.asp?pub=valactu&localcode=∈=&art=223291| 

13/01/09 16:24 ((Cercle Finance))
Taux: les rendements US se tendent avec Ben Bernanke.
Le patron de la Fed a par ailleurs indiqué que le Trésor américain pourrait lancer de nouveaux emprunts en faveur de la banque centrale américaine afin qu'elle puisse encore soutenir l'activité économique. A l'occasion de son discours prononcé à la London School of Economics, Ben Bernanke a aussi confirmé que l'économie américaine se trouvait dans une situation très difficile.
http://www.cerclefinance.com/default.asp?pub=valactu&localcode=∈=&art=223287| 

13/01/09 16:24 ((Cercle Finance))
Taux: l'obligataire ne joue pas son rôle de valeur refuge.
A l'occasion de son discours prononcé à la London School of Economics, Ben Bernanke a aussi confirmé que l'économie américaine se trouvait dans une situation très difficile.
http://www.cerclefinance.com/default.asp?pub=valactu&localcode=∈=&art=223285| 

13/01/09 16:16 ((Beurs.nl))
Bernanke: tijdstip wereldwijd herstel onzeker
 Het tijdstip en de kracht van het wereldwijde economische herstel zijn volgens Fed-voorzitter Ben Bernanke nog altijd 'uiterst onzeker'. Volgens Bernanke, die dinsdag een toespraak houdt op de London School of Economics, zijn gecoördineerde beleidsmaatregelen van overheden zeer b...
http://www.beurs.nl/nieuws/artikel.php?id=281542| 

13/01/09 16:16 ((Beurs.nl))
VS VANDAAG: Wall Street opent verdeeld
De timing en de kracht van het economische herstel zijn "hoogst onzeker", zei Ben Bernanke dinsdag in een toespraak op de London School of Economics. Het stimuleringsplan van aankomend president Obama zou de economische activiteit een zet kunnen geven, maar een herstel is niet houdbaar tenzij er andere stappen ondernomen worden die het financiele systeem stabiliseren, zei hij.
http://www.beurs.nl/nieuws/artikel.php?id=281538| 

13/01/09 16:13 ((Easybourse +1))
Ben Bernanke juge qu'il faudra encore aider les banques
"Il est improbable que les mesures budgétaires puissent enclencher une reprise économique durable si elles ne s'accompagnent pas de mesures fortes pour stabiliser davantage et renforcer le système financier", a déclaré Ben Bernanke, dans un discours à la London School of Economics.
http://www.easybourse.com/bourse-actualite/marches/ben-bernanke-juge-qu-il-faudra|
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13/01/09 16:06 ((Onet.pl Wiadomosci))
Bernanke: sam pakiet stymulujący to za mało, by ustabilizować system finansowy
Wypowiedź szefa Fed miała miejsce w London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 16:00 ((pb.pl))
Bernanke: Końca kryzysu jeszcze nie widać
Czas i skala poprawy sytucji gospodarczej są wciąż "wysoce niepewne", powiedzial szef Fed, który wygłosił wykład na London School of Economics.
http://www.pb.pl/Default2.aspx?ArticleID=4e58c79b-d646-49d3-af49-5c8ab659efcf|

13/01/09 15:52 ((Boursorama))
Marché: l'euro sous 1,33 dollar.
A l'occasion d'un discours prononcé à la London School of Economics, le président de la Fed Ben Bernanke a confirmé que l'économie américaine se trouvait dans une situation très difficile. Il a ajouté que l'ampleur et le timing d'un rebond de l'activité économique étaient particulièrement difficiles à prévoir et qu'il faudrait nettoyer le bilan des établissements financiers des actifs ' toxiques '..
http://www.boursorama.com/international/detail_actu_intern.phtml?num=7255757e767e7d81156b3a5cc53f84cb|

13/01/09 15:44 ((Rainews24 Italy))
La Fed avverte Obama: i tagli alle tasse non bastano. Usa, crollano domanda e import
Nella prima presa di posizione sul piano di rilancio dell'economia dell'amministrazione entrante, guidata dal presidente Barack Obama, il governatore (confermato) della Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke ha dichiarato oggi che le misure di stimolo fiscale da sole non basteranno a rilanciare una ripresa duratura. Bernanke, nel suo intervento alla London School of Economics and Political Science, ha ammesso che i tempi della ripresa dell'economia americana "sono molto incerti".
http://www.rainews24.rai.it/notizia.asp?newsid=100636| 

13/01/09 15:39 ((Romandie))
USA/Fed: Bernanke voit le marché de l'emploi rester mauvais au premier trimestre
M. Bernanke, qui s'exprimait lors d'une séance de questions-réponses à la London School of Economics de Londres, après un discours, a estimé qu'en matière d'emploi aux Etats-Unis, "on en est actuellement à un très mauvais stade de la contraction", et que "cette faiblesse devrait continuer au premier trimestre".
http://www.romandie.com/infos/awp/display.asp?id=200901131630041AWP.asp| 

13/01/09 15:39 ((Romandie))
USA: Fed dispose encore d'outils puissants contre la crise
M. Bernanke, qui s'exprimait à la London School of Economics de Londres, a mentionné, parmi ces outils, le fait que la Fed puisse "influencer les taux d'intérêts à long terme en informant le public sur le cours futur de sa politique monétaire".
http://www.romandie.com/infos/awp/display.asp?id=200901131557030AWP.asp| 

13/01/09 15:32 ((Metro NL))
Bernanke pleit voor meer steun aan bankensector
Dat zei de voorzitter van het stelsel van Amerikaanse centrale banken, Ben Bernanke, dinsdag in een toespraak aan de London School of Economics.
http://www.metronieuws.nl/index.php?actie=nieuws&c=4&id=146280| 

13/01/09 15:07 ((Voila))
Etats-Unis: la Réserve fédérale dispose encore d'outils puissants contre la crise, selon son président
Le Premier ministre britannique Gordon Brown (G) et le président de la Fed Ben Bernanke, le 13 janvier 2009 à Londres M. Bernanke, qui s'exprimait à la London School of Economics de Londres, a mentionné, parmi ces outils, le fait que la Fed puisse "influencer les taux d'intérêts à long terme en informant le public sur le cours futur de sa politique monétaire". 

13/01/09 14:12 ((Beurs24))
Bernanke: tijdstip wereldwijd herstel uiterst onzeker
Het tijdstip en de kracht van het wereldwijde economische herstel zijn volgens Fed-voorzitter Ben Bernanke nog altijd 'uiterst onzeker'. Volgens Bernanke, die dinsdag een toespraak houdt op de London School of Economics, zijn gecoordineerde beleidsmaatregelen van overheden zeer belangrijk voor de ommekeer van de economische situatie.

13/01/09 14:10 ((Italiaoggi))
Crisi, intervento pubblico elemento cruciale ripresa
Per il presidente della Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke l'economia mondiale è duramente colpita dalla crisi finanziaria e la risposta dei governi sarà l'elemento chiave per determinare tempistica e intensità della ripresa economica. "Da quasi un anno e mezzo il sistema finanziario globale è sottoposto a strardinaria pressione, una pressione che ha ormai definitivamente contagiato l'economia globale più in generale" si legge nel testo di un intervento del numero uno Fed alla London School of Economics.
http://www.italiaoggi.it/news/dettaglio_news.asp?id=200901131431413528|
&chkAgenzie=TMFI| 

13/01/09 14:08 ((Le Parisien))
Dépêches - Economie
M. Bernanke, qui s'exprimait à la London School of Economics de Londres, a mentionné, parmi ces outils, le fait que la Fed puisse "influencer les taux d'intérêts à long terme en informant le public sur le cours futur de sa politique monétaire".
http://www.leparisien.fr/liveafp-economie/etats-unis-la-reserve-federale-dispose|
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13/01/09 14:00 ((Yahoo))
Bernanke: El plan de Obama impulsará la economía
"La administración entrante y el Congreso están debatiendo un paquete fiscal sustancial que, de ser aplicado, podría proporcionar un estímulo significativo a la actividad económica", dijo Bernanke en un discurso en la London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 13:59 ((Yahoo))
Bernanke dice acciones de Gobiernos son clave para recuperación
"Por casi un año y medio los mercados financieros globales han estado bajo tensión extraordinaria -tensión que ahora se ha derramado decisivamente sobre la economía global con mayor amplitud", dijo Bernanke en comentarios para pronunciarlos ante la London School of Economics en Londres. 

13/01/09 13:50 ((Romandie))
ALERTE - USA: La Fed dispose encore d'outils puissants contre la crise
La Réserve fédérale américaine (Fed) dispose encore "d'outils puissants" pour combattre la crise même si son taux d'intérêt directeur a été ramené quasiment à zéro, a affirmé mardi son président Ben Bernanke dans un discours prononcé à la London School of Economics (LSE).
http://www.romandie.com/infos/afp/display.asp?id=090113131154.bi3a1czj.asp| 

13/01/09 13:49 ((Romandie))
USA: la Fed dispose encore d'outils puissants contre la crise
La Réserve fédérale américaine (Fed) dispose encore "d'outils puissants" pour combattre la crise même si son taux d'intérêt directeur a été ramené quasiment à zéro, a affirmé mardi son président Ben Bernanke dans un discours tenu à la London School of Economics de Londres.
http://www.romandie.com/infos/afp/display.asp?id=090113132146.vuksg22a.asp| 

13/01/09 11:16 ((Beurs.nl))
AEX begint zwak aan nieuwe week
De agenda van dinsdag bevat enkele interessante items: zo zal Fed-voorzitter Ben Shalom Bernanke om 13:00 uur een speech houden aan de gerenommeerde London School of Economics (LSE). Tijdens de speech aan de LSE, waar grote namen als George Soros, Mick Jagger en John F. Kennedy colleges volgden, zal Bernanke onder meer ingaan op de door de Fed gehanteerde rentestrategie. Daarnaast zal om 14:30 uur de Amerikaanse handelsbalans gepubliceerd worden.
http://www.beurs.nl/frame2.php?html=opinie&id=6765&maxscreen=1| 

13/01/09 10:00 ((boerse.de))
Euro-Govies behauptete Tagestendenz erwaretet - HSH Nordbank AG
Düsseldorf (aktiencheck.de AG) - Im Umfeld der anhaltenden Unsicherheit an den internationalen Finanzmärkten richten sich die Blicke der Marktteilnehmer heute auf die Rede von US-Notenbankpräsident Bernanke an der London School of Economics, so die Analysten von HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt.
http://nachrichten.boerse.de/analysen-empfehlungen/startseite/USA_Verringerung|
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13/01/09 06:08 ((Moneyspecial +1))
TAGESVORSCHAU/13. Januar 2009
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4:00 GB/London School of Economics, Fed-Chairman Bernanke halt
http://www.moneyspecial.de/126/news.htm?id=28163236&r=0&sektion=ticker&|
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14/01/09 03:41 ((El correo digital))
La UE festeja los diez años del euro persuadida de su utilidad ante la crisis
Bernanke, que visitó ayer al primer ministro británico, Gordon Brown, pronunció una conferencia en la London School of Economics. El presidente del banco central de Estados Unidos fue preguntado sobre la evolución del empleo y pronosticó que la destrucción de puestos de trabajo seguirá en el primer trimestre de este año, pero añadió: «Espero que en 2009 podamos ver algo de estabilización y hará falta algo más de tiempo para ver una recuperación».
http://www.elcorreodigital.com/vizcaya/20090114/economia/festeja-diez-anos|
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14/01/09 11:32 ((News & Observer))
Bernanke: Fed will keep fighting
In a lengthy speech to the London School of Economics, Bernanke also gave explicit support to efforts by Congress and President-elect Barack Obama to create the largest short-term economic stimulus plan the nation has ever seen. 

14/01/09 11:32 ((AZCentral))
Fed: More needed than stimulus plan
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned Tuesday that President-elect Barack Obama's nearly $800 billion fiscal-stimulus plan cannot alone repair the U.S. economy. In remarks at the London School of Economics, Bernanke said the spending program being considered by Obama and Congress "could provide a significant boost to economic activity."
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2009/01/14/20090114bernanke-econ|
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14/01/09 10:49 ((IFAonline.co.uk))
FTSE falls as Dow Jones hit for fifth day
The Dow Jones saw its fifth consecutive day of losses yesterday, falling 25 points to close at 8449, as investors were spooked by yesterday's speech by Fed chairman Ben Bernanke. He told the London School of Economics that more bailouts of financial companies may be needed, although the $800bn rescue package by president-elect Barack Obama would go some way to helping stimulate a recovery.
http://www.ifaonline.co.uk/public/showPage.html?page=ifa2006_articleimport
&tempPageName=834567 

14/01/09 10:46 ((Boston Globe))
Obama presses for remaining $350b
Tested before taking power, President-elect Barack Obama appealed to Democrats in Congress yesterday to allow the use of an additional $350 billion in federal bailout funds and vowed to veto any move to block the money. Bernanke also warned in remarks prepared for the London School of Economics that a recovery wouldn't last unless other steps were taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2009/01/14/obama_presses_for_remaining_350b| 

14/01/09 10:34 ((This Is London))
Bernanke maps a way out of the woods
US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke was in London yesterday to deliver the Stamp memorial lecture at the London School of Economics. What he said in answer to a question afterwards has a bearing on this key question.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23619038-details/Bernanke+maps+a+way+out+of+the+woods/article.do| 

14/01/09 10:30 ((SouthtownStar))
Obama presses lawmakers to OK new bailout funds
Tested before taking power, President-elect Barack Obama privately delivered a pre-inauguration veto threat to fellow Democrats on Tuesday, saying they would not deny him use of the remaining $350 billion in federal bailout funds. Bernanke also warned in remarks prepared for the London School of Economics that a recovery wouldn't last unless other steps were taken to stabilize the shaky financial system. 

14/01/09 10:11 ((Courier Post Online))
Fed chairman says stimulus may help
A mammoth stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama could give the economy a much-needed lift, but other steps must be taken to bolster the wobbly financial system and for any recovery to stick, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Tuesday. The Fed chief's extensive remarks, in a speech at the London School of Economics, come at a critical time as the U.S. gets ready to change its political and economic guard from President George W. Bush to Obama next week. 

14/01/09 10:11 ((Sun-Sentinel))
Fed chief offers economic options
A mammoth stimulus package being crafted by president-electcould give the economy a much-needed lift, but other steps must be taken to bolster the wobbly financial system and for any recovery to stick,Chairmansaid Tuesday. The Fed chief's extensive remarks were in a speech at the London School of Economics. 

14/01/09 09:39 ((Uniontown Herald Standard))
Bernanke: Obama stimulus helps, more action needed
A mammoth stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama could give the economy a much-needed lift, but other steps must be taken to bolster the wobbly financial system and for any recovery to stick, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Tuesday. The Fed chief's extensive remarks, in a speech at the London School of Economics, come at a critical time as the U.S. gets ready to change its political and economic guard from President George W. Bush to Obama next week. 

14/01/09 08:42 ((Nytimes Science))
Banks in Need of Even More Bailout Money
Even before word came on Tuesday that Citigroup might split into pieces to shore up its finances, an unpleasant message was moving through Congress and President-elect Barack Obama's transition team: the banks need more taxpayer money. "More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets," Mr. Bernanke said in a speech to the London School of Economics.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/14/business/economy/14fed.html?em| 

14/01/09 08:29 ((San Mateo Daily Journal))
Obama presses lawmakers to OK new bailout
 Tested before taking power, President-elect Barack Obama privately delivered a pre-inauguration veto threat to fellow Democrats on Tuesday, saying they would not deny him use of the remaining $350 billion in federal bailout funds. Bernanke also warned in remarks prepared for the London School of Economics that a recovery wouldn't last unless other steps were taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.smdailyjournal.com/article_preview.php?id=104073| 

14/01/09 08:29 ((San Mateo Daily Journal))
Bernanke: Stimulus would lift economy
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Tuesday the stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama and Congress could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. "The incoming administration and the Congress are currently discussing a substantial fiscal package that, if enacted, could provide a significant boost to economic activity," Bernanke said in a speech to the London School of Economics.
http://www.smdailyjournal.com/article_preview.php?id=104074| 

14/01/09 08:28 ((Sun News))
Fed flexes policy power, opens up on plans
In a lengthy speech to the London School of Economics, Bernanke also gave explicit support to efforts by Congress and President-elect Obama to create the largest short-term economic stimulus plan the nation's ever seen. 

14/01/09 07:35 ((Sioux City Journal))
Obama pushes for approval of bailout funds
Tested before taking power, President-elect Barack Obama privately delivered a pre-inauguration veto threat to fellow Democrats on Tuesday, saying they would not deny him use of the remaining $350 billion in federal bailout funds. Bernanke also warned in remarks prepared for the London School of Economics that a recovery wouldn't last unless other steps were taken to stabilize the shaky financial system. 

14/01/09 07:23 ((Seattle Post-Intelligencer))
Obama threatens Democrats with veto
Tested before taking power, President-elect Barack Obama privately delivered a preinauguration veto threat to fellow Democrats on Tuesday, saying they would not deny him use of the remaining $350 billion in federal bailout funds. Bernanke also warned in remarks prepared for the London School of Economics that a recovery wouldn't last unless other steps were taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/395964_obamaecon14.html| 

14/01/09 07:22 ((Seattle Post-Intelligencer))
Signs of credit market thaw begin to emerge
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, in a speech Tuesday at the London School of Economics, indicated additional steps will be taken to stabilize the financial system beyond the $800 billion stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/395930_credit14.html| 

14/01/09 06:59 ((Quote.com))
Hong Kong Stocks Could Halt Skid
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke before the London School of Economics earlier in the day, saying that the Fed stands ready to "aggressively" use its powers to help stimulate the economy and stabilize financial markets. The Fed chairman also called for stronger regulatory oversight to prevent a similar crisis from happening again and urged policy-makers from around the world to work together to promote a sustainable recovery.
http://sg.quote.com/news/story.action?id=RTT901132032002084| 

14/01/09 06:59 ((Quote.com))
Thailand Market May Rise On Stimulus
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke before the London School of Economics earlier in the day, saying that the Fed stands ready to "aggressively" use its powers to help stimulate the economy and stabilize financial markets. The Fed chairman also called for stronger regulatory oversight to prevent a similar crisis from happening again and urged policy-makers from around the world to work together to promote a sustainable recovery.
http://sg.quote.com/news/story.action?id=RTT901132106002114| 

14/01/09 06:59 ((Quote.com))
Indonesian Stocks May See Mild Upside Correction
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke before the London School of Economics earlier in the day, saying that the Fed stands ready to "aggressively" use its powers to help stimulate the economy and stabilize financial markets. The Fed chairman also called for stronger regulatory oversight to prevent a similar crisis from happening again and urged policy-makers from around the world to work together to promote a sustainable recovery.
http://sg.quote.com/news/story.action?id=RTT901132051002097| 

14/01/09 06:12 ((Bucks County Courier Times))
Obama warns Democrats of veto over bailout funds
Tested before taking power, President-elect Barack Obama privately delivered a pre-inauguration veto threat to fellow Democrats on Tuesday, saying they would not deny him use of the remaining $350 billion in federal bailout funds. Bernanke also warned in remarks prepared for the London School of Economics that a recovery wouldn't last unless other steps were taken to stabilize the shaky financial system. 

15/01/09 02:54 ((CincoDias))
La banca europea se desploma ante el temor a más necesidades de capital
Los bancos europeos se dejaron el 7,87% en la peor sesión desde octubre. La posibilidad apuntada por Morgan Stanley de que HSBC necesite ampliar capital unido a los negativos resultados de Deutsche Bank han vuelto a avivar el temor sobre el sector. Las dificultades por las que atraviesa el sector financiero y las dudas de que los planes de rescate por sí solos puedan reflotar el sistema financiero fueron apuntadas por el presidente de la Reserva Federal, Ben Bernanke en un discurso ante la London School of Economics.
http://www.cincodias.com/articulo/mercados/banca-europea-desploma-temor-necesidades-capital/20090115cdscdimer_6/cdsmer/| 

14/01/09 15:53 ((Der Standard German))
Gaza-Krise will auch im Web nicht enden
Experten sind sich jedenfalls einig, dass das Web sowohl die Berichterstattung aus Krisenregionen als auch die Art der Proteste verändert hat. Das Hacktivism-Phänomen kenne man seit etwa zehn Jahren, so Cybercrome-Experte Peter Spammer von der London School of Economics. Es sei einfacher und effektiver, Propaganda auf einer Website zu verbreiten, als beispielsweise vor einer Botschaft zu protestieren. Der Einfluss von Technologie auf Kriegsführung und deren Wahrnehmung in der Öffentlichkeit ist auch Thema des neu erschienen Buches "The Scientific Way of Warfare: Order and Chaos on the Battlefields of Modernity" von Antoine Bousquet.
http://derstandard.at/?id=1231151841358| 

14/01/09 14:40 ((net.pl))
Fed - Same udogodnienia podatkowe nie wystarczą
Bernanke zasugerował, że rząd może być zmuszony do wykupienia lub zagwarantowania złych aktywów w celu pobudzenia gospodarki. - Nieprawdopodobne jest, by działania fiskalne doprowadziły do trwałej poprawy, o ile nie będą im towarzyszyć zdecydowane posunięcia na rzecz dalszego ustabilizowania i wzmocnienia systemu finansowego - powiedział Bernanke w wystąpieniu w renomowanej brytyjskiej uczelni gospodarczej London School of Economics.
http://www.bs.net.pl/?dzial=00001&news=19639| 

14/01/09 12:30 ((Handelsblatt))
Bernanke fordert neue Bankenhilfen
Die US-Notenbank Fed hat ihr Pulver im Kampf gegen die Finanzkrise nach Ansicht ihres Chefs Ben Bernanke noch keineswegs verschossen. Ungeachtet des historisch niedrigen Leitzinsniveaus von faktisch null Prozent stünden noch "starke Werkzeuge" zur Verfügung, um die taumelnde US-Wirtschaft wieder in Gang zu bringen, betonte Bernanke bei einem Vortrag an der London School of Economics. Die Fed werde alle Möglichkeiten nutzen, um die Folgen abzumildern, versicherte Bernanke im Anschluss an Beratungen mit dem britischen Premierminister Gordon Brown.
http://www.handelsblatt.com/S1/konjunktur-nachrichten/bernanke-fordert|
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14/01/09 11:30 ((Cercle Finance))
Paris : le CAC 40 reprend son mouvement de repli.
En outre, à l'occasion d'un discours à la London School of Economics, le président de la Fed, Ben Bernanke précise que la Fed dispose encore d'" outils puissants " pour combattre la crise et favoriser un rebond économique.
http://www.cerclefinance.com/default.asp?pub=valactu&localcode=∈=|
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14/01/09 10:19 ((Diario de Yucatan))
La Fed tiene aún "armas" anticrisis
"La Fed aún cuenta con instrumentos poderosos a su disposición para luchar contra la crisis financiera y la desaceleración económica", sostuvo, en una intervención en la London School of Economics.
http://www.yucatan.com.mx/noticia.asp?cx=3$0502000000$3994219&f=|
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14/01/09 09:41 ((Interia Prawo))
Duża zmienność na Wall Street - Biznes - Fakty w INTERIA.PL
Wtorkowa sesja charakteryzowała się dużą zmiennością nastrojów, najwidoczniej inwestorzy sami nie wiedzieli, w którym kierunku powinny podążać indeksy. Na koniec sesji ich wartości oscylowały wokół zera, Dow Jones obniżył wartość o 0,30%, a S&P500 wzrósł o 0,18%. Warte odnotowania informacje nt. obecnej sytuacji gospodarczej wygłosił wczoraj szef FED podczas swojego wystąpienia w London School of Economics. Stwierdził on, że pakiety stymulujące gospodarkę nie będą gwarantem poprawy sytuacji gospodarczej, a aktywny udział państwa w roli kupującego lub gwarantującego złe aktywa będzie niezbędna. 

14/01/09 08:55 ((Diario Digital))
'Será insuficiente estímulo fiscal de Obama'
"En mi opinión, sin embargo, es improbable que las medidas fiscales fomenten una recuperación duradera a menos que estén acompañadas de fuertes medidas para estabilizar más y fortalecer el sistema financiero", indicó el presidente del banco central de Estados Unidos (Fed) en una conferencia dictada en la London School of Economics.
http://www.diario.com.mx/nota.php?notaid=8f5a25469bbe8555096f318|
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14/01/09 08:25 ((Easybourse))
Fed juge nécessaire d'injecter plus de fonds ds banques - WSJ
Dans un discours prononcé devant la London School of Economics, M. Bernanke a averti que si les fonds octroyés au titre du programme TARP avaient contribué à empêcher un effondrement financier mondial l'an dernier, les actifs toxiques continuaient d'handicaper les bilans des établissements financiers. Il est essentiel de régler ce problème, a-t-il souligné, réaffirmant la nécessité de redresser les institutions financières, l'économie dépendant des crédits qu'elles dispensent.
http://www.easybourse.com/bourse-actualite/marches/fed-juge-necessaire-d|
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14/01/09 08:24 ((Cercle Finance))
Le CAC 40 rebondit à l'ouverture.
En outre, à l'occasion d'un discours à la London School of Economics, le président de la Fed, Ben Bernanke précise que la Fed dispose encore d'" outils puissants " pour combattre la crise et favoriser un rebond économique.
http://www.cerclefinance.com/default.asp?pub=valactu&localcode=∈=&art=|
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14/01/09 07:16 ((Bloomberg))
Fed May Find Expectations Defy Easy Managing: Caroline Baum
"Even if the overnight rate is close to zero, the committee should be able to influence longer-term interest rates by informing the public's expectations about the future course of monetary policy," Bernanke said in a speech at the London School of Economics yesterday.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601039&sid=aHproVhWgpi0|
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14/01/09 07:16 ((Beursgorilla))
EUROPA VANDAAG: Beurzen openen licht hoger
De timing en de kracht van het economische herstel zijn "hoogst onzeker", zei Ben Bernanke dinsdag in een toespraak op de London School of Economics. Het stimuleringsplan van aankomend president Obama zou de economische activiteit een zet kunnen geven, maar een herstel is niet houdbaar tenzij er andere stappen ondernomen worden die het financiele systeem stabiliseren, zei hij.
http://www.beursxl.nl/nieuwsdetails.asp?cat=economie&id=502081| 

14/01/09 07:01 ((Money))
GPW systematycznie w dół
Znalazłam portfel, a tam 3000zł, czek na 10 tys. euro. Portfel jest pana Stanisława powiedzial szef Fed, który wygłosił wykład na London School of Economics. Bernanke
http://www.money.pl/forum/temat,3,1404469,1405298,40,0,re;gpw;|
systematycznie;w;dol.html| 

14/01/09 06:58 ((Boursorama))
Wall Street:quasi stable mais Gal Electric décroche de -5,6%
A l'occasion d'un discours prononcé à la London School of Economics, Ben Bernanke, le président de la Réserve Fédérale, a confirmé que l'économie américaine se trouvait dans une situation très difficile.
http://www.boursorama.com/international/detail_actu_intern.phtml?num=556d5ab133954140838080e6f4b3caf9| 

14/01/09 06:52 ((Cronista))
Bernanke pone en duda la eficacia del plan fiscal de Obama
El presidente de la Reserva Federal de Estados Unidos, Ben Bernanke, advirtió ayer que un estímulo fiscal no será suficiente para desencadenar una recuperación económica y que el gobierno podría tener que comprar o garantizar los activos contaminados de los bancos para revivir el crecimiento.
http://www.cronista.com/notas/172183-bernanke-pone-duda-la-eficacia-del-|
plan-fiscal-obama-| 

14/01/09 06:45 ((Cercle Finance))
Marché: baisse du Dow Jones liée à la chute de GE.
L'indice Dow Jones (-0,3%) aligne une 5ème séance de repli d'affilée, mais le S&P-500 interrompt son mouvement de consolidation en gagnant +0,2% et le Nasdaq Composite s'est apprécié de +0,5%. A l'occasion d'un discours prononcé à la London School of Economics, Ben Bernanke, le président de la Réserve Fédérale, a confirmé que l'économie américaine se trouvait dans une situation très difficile.
http://www.cerclefinance.com/default.asp?pub=valactu&localcode=∈=&art|
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14/01/09 16:42 ((Hawkeye News))
Bernanke: More action needed
Fed Reserve chairman says planned stimulus package is a start.
The Fed chief's extensive remarks, in a speech at the London School of Economics, come at a critical time as the US gets ready to change its political and economic guard from President George W. Bush to Obama next week.
http://www.thehawkeye.com/Story/f0268-BC-Bernanke-8thLd-Writethru-01-13-1433| 

14/01/09 16:17 ((Seeking Alpha))
The Fed's Toolbox
For the first time since cutting interest rates to 0.25 percent, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke outlined his plan of action. In a speech at the London School of Economics, Bernanke talked about the additional tools available to the Fed, an orderly exit strategy, concerns about inflation and suggestions about how the Obama Administration should use the remainder of the TARP funds.
http://www.seekingalpha.com/article/114776-the-fed-s-toolbox| 

14/01/09 16:03 ((KWQC))
Citigroup: Let the breakup begin
Citi isn't the only bank in need in fresh cash. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said in a speech to the London School of Economics on Jan. 13 that the government will probably need to inject more capital into the banking system. Additionally, the Fed may need to backstop more toxic assets-as it did with Citi back in November-"to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets." 

14/01/09 14:13 ((Pueblo Chieftain))
Obama presses for bailout remainder
Tested before taking power, President-elect Barack Obama appealed to Democrats in Congress on Tuesday to allow the use of an additional $350 billion in federal bailout funds and vowed to veto any move to block the money.  Bernanke also warned in remarks prepared for the London School of Economics that a recovery wouldn't last unless other steps were taken to stabilize the shaky financial system. 

14/01/09 13:54 ((Seattletimes))
Bernanke details new agenda to fight crisis
In a lengthy speech to the London School of Economics, Bernanke also gave explicit support to efforts by Congress and President-elect Obama to create the largest short-term economic-stimulus plan the nation's ever seen. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/2008624732_bernanke14.html| 

14/01/09 12:12 ((bbjonline.hu))
Bernanke suggests US buy toxic assets from banks
In his first policy speech since early December, Bernanke said that while an expected US fiscal stimulus package could provide a "significant boost" to the economy, the government may need to inject more capital into banks and consider steps to clear the financial system of toxic mortgage-related debt. "Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system," Bernanke said at the London School of Economics.
http://bbjonline.hu/?col=1001&id=46360| 

14/01/09 12:06 ((Bucks County Courier Times))
Signs of thaw emerge in credit market
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, in a speech Tuesday at the London School of Economics, indicated additional steps will be taken to stabilize the financial system beyond the $800 billion stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama. 

14/01/09 12:02 ((Cape Cod Times))
Bernanke: Stimulus needs other steps
In a lengthy speech to the London School of Economics, Bernanke also gave explicit support to efforts by Congress and President-elect Barack Obama to create the largest short-term economic stimulus plan the nation's ever seen.
http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090114/BIZ/90|
1140308/-1/NEWS| 

14/01/09 11:47 ((Chico Enterprise Record))
Obama presses lawmakers to approve new bailout funds
Tested before taking power, President-elect Barack Obama privately delivered a pre-inauguration veto threat to fellow Democrats on Tuesday, saying they would not deny him use of the remaining $350 billion in federal bailout funds. Bernanke also warned in remarks prepared for the London School of Economics that a recovery wouldn't last unless other steps were taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.chicoer.com/news/ci_11448557| 

14/01/09 23:54 ((RIS Media))
Secretive Fed Unveils New Plans for Credit Crisis
In a lengthy speech to the London School of Economics, Bernanke also gave explicit support to efforts by Congress and President-elect Barack Obama to create the largest short-term economic stimulus plan the nation's ever seen.
http://www.rismedia.com/wp/2009-01-14/secretive-fed-unveils-new-plans|
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14/01/09 22:42 ((USA Today))
Fed: We need to do more propping
In a speech to the London School of Economics, Bernanke said, "The timing and strength of the (global) recovery are highly uncertain." While he expects continued job losses in the near term, Bernanke is hopeful that later in 2009 the economy should see "at least stability and a stop to the bleeding. It takes awhile for labor markets to recover, however."
http://www.usatoday.com/printedition/money/20090114/bernanke14_st.art.htm| 

14/01/09 20:59 ((Havre Daily News, The))
Obama pressing for remaining $350B bailout funds
Chairman Ben Bernanke said Obama's stimulus package could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned in a speech prepared for the London School of Economics that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.havredailynews.com/articles/2009/01/14/local_headlines/world.txt| 

14/01/09 19:29 ((New Zealand Herald))
Obama's plan just first step
Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said yesterday the stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama and Congress could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. "The incoming Administration and the Congress are currently discussing a substantial fiscal package that, if enacted, could provide a significant boost to economic activity," Bernanke said in a speech to the London School of Economics. 

14/01/09 15:18 ((Bloomberg))
U.S. Business Inventories Fell 0.7 in November; Sales Slumped
''Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system,'' Bernanke said in a speech yesterday at the London School of Economics. ''More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets.''
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601068&sid=avU0SuiakavE&refer=economy| 

Bloomberg - USA
Fed Wants New Effort to Cleanse Banks Hobbled by Toxic Assets
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aS7gLoAnERL4&refer=home| 

Citi May Split Investment Bank From Commercial Bank, FT Says
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aaJyWTgJRSBs&refer=home|

US Stocks Fluctuate as Energy Gains Offset Earnings Concern
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=av7mwqqnFDlw&refer=home|

14/01/09 03:44 ((Bloomberg))
Dollar Drops Against Euro on Speculation U.S. Retail Sales Fell
"More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets," Bernanke said in a speech yesterday at the London School of Economics.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601085&sid=apq_0edpvD|
Lk&refer=europe|

13/01/09 22:56 ((Bloomberg))
Bernanke Urges 'Strong Measures' to Stabilize Banks
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke warned that a fiscal stimulus won't be enough to spur an economic recovery and that the government may need to buy or guarantee banks' tainted assets to revive growth.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aFC3SzqOQ|
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13/01/09 17:27 ((Bloomberg))
Most U.S. Stocks Gain, Led by Energy Producers, Financials
"Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system," Bernanke said in the text of a speech at the London School of Economics. "More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets."
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601084&sid=ano0F4o8X3ac&r|
efer=stocks|

13/01/09 17:25 ((Bloomberg))
European Stocks Drop for Fifth Day; Rio Tinto, Barclays Decline
"Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system," Bernanke said in a speech today at the London School of Economics. "More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets."
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601085&sid=a6mdO2qSZeII&|
refer=europe|

14/01/09 17:43 ((Bloomberg))
Fed Wants 'Comprehensive' Plan to Cleanse US Banks
The Federal Reserve's top two officials urged a new effort to address the toxic assets held by financial companies, warning that they threaten to prevent banks from resuming lending to households and companies. "The large quantity of troubled, hard-to-value" assets "significantly increases uncertainty about the underlying value of these institutions," Bernanke said at the London School of Economics yesterday and Kohn told Frank's panel, using identical language.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601068&sid=aVS2KSR6X7r|
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Channel News Asia - Singapore
Wall Street adrift amid worries over economy, earnings
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_world_business/view/402236/1/.html|

KVOA.com - Tucson,AZ,USA
Business Right Now 

CNNMoney.com - USA
Bernanke: US Faces Continued Job Losses
"It's a very difficult balance," Bernanke said in a question and answer session following a speech to the London School of Economics. 

AFP
World stock markets extend losses on economic concerns.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gSGb2yK9rDUP|
WiHGX-1JNR5Q05uQ|

Reuters - USA
Bernanke suggests US buy toxic assets from banks
http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSTRE50C35V20090113|

The Associated Press
Oil rebounds on Bernanke comments 

Obama pressing for remaining $350B bailout funds 

Bernanke to shed light on rate decision 

ABC Online - Australia
Bernanke explains reasons behind cutting interest rates to zero
Mr Bernanke gave a speech at the London School of Economics.
http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/2008/s2465377.htm|

Monsters and Critics.com - USA
Bernanke says strength of recovery remains "uncertain"
http://www.monstersandcritics.com/news/business/news/article_1453280.php/Bernanke_|
says_strength_of_recovery_remains_"uncertain"__Roundup__|

Forbes - NY,USA
Signs of credit market thaw begin to emerge 

Street Struggles To Advance 

US Widens Loss In Afternoon 

Bernanke Brings Out The Big Guns
http://www.forbes.com/topstories/2009/01/13/bernanke-monetary-policy-markets|
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Sector Snap: Airlines 

FinancialWeek (subscription) - New York,NY,USA
Bernanke admits Fed struggling to revive private lending
http://www.financialweek.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090113/REG/|
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KXMC - Minot,ND,USA
He tells the London School of Economics it "could provide a significant boost to economic activity."
http://www.kxmc.com/News/319206.asp| 

Milwaukee Small Business Times - Milwaukee,WI,USA
Obama seeks second half of TARP funding
The timing and strength of economic recovery "are highly uncertain," Bernanke said in a speech today at the London School of Economics.
http://www.biztimes.com/daily/2009/1/13/obama-seeks-second-half-of-tarp-funding| 

Briefing.com - Burlingame,CA,USA
A Bernanke Redux
http://news.briefing.com/GeneralContent/Investor/Active/ArticlePopup/ArticlePopup.aspx?ArticleId=NS20090113123143TakingStock| 

ACM - USA
Dollar continues to strengthen as earnings season kicks off ...
Bernanke to speak on crisis policy reponse at the London School of Economics at 13:00GMT.
http://www.ac-markets.com/forex-news/forex-2009-1-13.aspx| 

RTT News - Williamsville,NY,USA
Anxiety Prevails On Wall Street After Alcoa Shanks Earnings Season
http://www.rttnews.com/Content/USMarketUpdate.aspx?Node=B5&Id=822939| 

Forex Hound - New York,NY,USA
Asian Session - Risk Aversion Trade Intacted
Fed Chairman Bernanke, who is expect to talk at the London School of Economics on "The crisis and the policy response". 

MSNBC
Bernanke: Obama stimulus would lift economy
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28635632/| 

14/01/09 03:43 ((Channel News Asia))
Wall Street adrift amid worries over economy, earnings
US stocks ended mixed on Tuesday in choppy trade as investors worried about the weak global economy and a poor start to the corporate earnings season. Investors appeared to shrug off Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke's speech at the London School of Economics, in which he pledged to expand aggressive efforts to stem the financial crisis, citing the bank's "powerful tools."
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_world_business/view/402236/1/.html| 

14/01/09 03:42 ((Channel News Asia))
Euro slides on rate cut expectations; US dollar firm
The euro tumbled to a one-month low against the US dollar on Tuesday as traders priced in a likely eurozone interest rate cut and the dollar firmed on a better-than-expected report on the US trade deficit. "The global economy will recover, but the timing and strength of the recovery are highly uncertain," Bernanke said in a speech at the London School of Economics.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_world_business/view/402242/1/.html| 

14/01/09 03:37 ((RA RepublicanAmerican))
Signs of credit market thaw begin to emerge
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, in a speech Tuesday at the London School of Economics, indicated additional steps will be taken to stabilize the financial system beyond the $800 billion stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama.
http://www.rep-am.com/articles/2009/01/13/business/391491.txt| 

14/01/09 03:33 ((Small Business Times))
Obama seeks second half of TARP funding
President George W. Bush is asking Congress to approve the second half of a $700 billion rescue package for the U.S. financial system. The timing and strength of economic recovery "are highly uncertain," Bernanke said in a speech today at the London School of Economics.
http://www.biztimes.com/daily/2009/1/13/obama-seeks-second-half-of-tarp-funding| 

14/01/09 03:13 ((Yahoo UK))
Obama vows tighter control over U.S. bailout funds
"Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilise and strengthen the financial system," Bernanke said in a speech at the London School of Economics. 

14/01/09 03:13 ((Nytimes Science))
Banks Are in Need of Even More Bailout Money
"More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets," Mr. Bernanke said in a speech to the London School of Economics.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/14/business/economy/14fed.html?ref=business| 

14/01/09 02:45 ((Las Vegas Sun))
Obama warns Democrats of veto over bailout funds
Tested before taking power, President-elect Barack Obama privately delivered a pre-inauguration veto threat to fellow Democrats on Tuesday, saying they would not deny him use of the remaining $350 billion in federal bailout funds. Bernanke also warned in remarks prepared for the London School of Economics that a recovery wouldn't last unless other steps were taken to stabilize the shaky financial system. 

14/01/09 02:44 ((nasdaq.com))
Thailand Market May Rise On Stimulus
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke before the London School of Economics earlier in the day, saying that the Fed stands ready to "aggressively" use its powers to help stimulate the economy and stabilize financial markets. The Fed chairman also called for stronger regulatory oversight to prevent a similar crisis from happening again and urged policy-makers from around the world to work together to promote a sustainable recovery.
http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/NewsStory.aspx?cpath=20090113/ACQRTT200901132106RTTRADERUSEQUITY_1275.htm&mypage|
=newsheadlines&title=Thailand%20Market%20May%20Rise%20On%20Stimulus| 

14/01/09 02:44 ((nasdaq.com))
Indonesian Stocks May See Mild Upside Correction
http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/NewsStory.aspx?cpath=20090113/ACQRTT200901132051RTTRADERUSEQUITY_1270.htm&|
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14/01/09 02:21 ((Calcutta News))
Ben Bernanke claims Obama bailout will not be enough
Ben Bernanke, speaking at the London School of Economics, said the Obama stimulus package would provide a significant boost to the US economy but warned further action would be needed to bail out America's banking system.
http://www.calcuttanews.net/story/453269| 

14/01/09 02:02 ((Investors Business Daily))
Fiscal Stimulus Nice, But More Bank Aid Key, Bernanke Says
Bernanke has been calling for fiscal stimulus to pull the economy out of its deepest recession in decades. But his comments at the London School of Economics were his first specifically on the $775 billion package of tax cuts and spending that Obama has outlined. 

14/01/09 01:48 ((Advocate))
Report: Citi may split banks
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said Tuesday that the government should consider a proposal to "set up and capitalize so-called bad banks, which would purchase assets from financial institutions in exchange for cash and equity in the bad banks." Bernanke, speaking at the London School of Economics, said more capital injections may be necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets. 

14/01/09 01:32 ((Tiscali-Technology))
Bernanke suggests U.S. buy toxic assets from banks
Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke on Tuesday at the London School of Economics suggested the incoming Obama administration may want to retool the government's approach to fighting the credit crisis and tap a $700 billion (£482 billion) financial rescue fund to sop up bad assets on the books of banks. 

14/01/09 01:28 ((Quote.com))
Taiwan Market Unlikely To Extend Gains
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke before the London School of Economics earlier in the day, saying that the Fed stands ready to "aggressively" use its powers to help stimulate the economy and stabilize financial markets. The Fed chairman also called for stronger regulatory oversight to prevent a similar crisis from happening again and urged policy-makers from around the world to work together to promote a sustainable recovery.
http://sg.quote.com/news/story.action?id=RTT901131925002047| 

14/01/09 01:28 ((Quote.com))
Mild Retreat Called For Singapore Stocks
http://sg.quote.com/news/story.action?id=RTT901131912002027| 

14/01/09 01:28 ((Quote.com))
Malaysian Stocks May See Slight Decline
http://sg.quote.com/news/story.action?id=RTT901131858002012| 

14/01/09 01:28 ((Quote.com))
Narrow Range Seen For KOSPI
http://sg.quote.com/news/story.action?id=RTT901131838001975| 

14/01/09 01:27 ((Quote.com))
Tight Range Expected For China Stocks
http://sg.quote.com/news/story.action?id=RTT901132015002073| 

14/01/09 00:47 ((oddities))
Signs of credit market thaw begin to emerge after months of deep freeze
U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke, in a speech Tuesday at the London School of Economics, indicated additional steps will be taken to stabilize the financial system beyond the stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama.
http://www.kelownadailycourier.ca/stories_business.php?id=158067| 

14/01/09 00:36 ((Business Times))
US stocks mixed amid earnings worries
Investors appeared to shrug off Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke's speech at the London School of Economics, in which he pledged to expand aggressive efforts to stem the financial crisis, citing the bank's "powerful tools." 

14/01/09 00:29 ((Press Telegram))
Bernanke talk helps lift global markets
U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke delivers a speech to the London School of Economics in London, Tuesday Jan. 13, 2009. Bernanke said Tuesday the stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama and Congress could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy.
http://www.presstelegram.com/ci_11443151| 

14/01/09 00:23 ((Belleville News-Democrat))
Secretive Fed unveils new plans for credit crisis
In a lengthy speech to the London School of Economics, Bernanke also gave explicit support to efforts by Congress and President-elect Barack Obama to create the largest short-term economic stimulus plan the nation's ever seen. 

14/01/09 00:22 ((Gulf Times))
US trade gap shrinks on import dive
"The global economy will recover, but the timing and strength of the recovery are highly uncertain," Bernanke said in a speech at the London School of Economics. "Government policy responses around the world will be critical determinants of the speed and vigour of the recovery."
http://www.gulf-times.com/site/topics/article.asp?cu_no=2&item_no=266402&version=1&template_id=48&parent_id=28266402| 

14/01/09 00:15 ((The Herald))
Fed still has 'powerful tools' to fight recession - Bernanke
The Federal Reserve still has "powerful tools" that could be expanded to fight the worst slump since the Great Depression of the 1930s even though the US central bank has dropped benchmark interest rates to near zero, chairman Ben Bernanke told an audience at the London School of Economics yesterday.
http://www.theherald.co.uk/business/other/display.var.2481533.0.Fed_still_has_|
powerful_tools_to_fight_recession_Bernanke.php| 

13/01/09 20:12 ((Sharewatch))
WRAPUP 2-Obama faces congressional fight over bailout funds
Bernanke, speaking at a conference at the London School of Economics, floated the idea of setting up a "bad bank" to buy up troubled assets that firms are struggling to value or sell, similar to the original financial rescue plan.
http://www.sharewatch.com/story.php?storynumber=173220| 

13/01/09 20:08 ((Hong Kong Standard))
Grim data snubs stimulus
Germany detailed its second stimulus package in as many months yesterday as grim data from the United States and Japan underscored the scale of the global financial crisis. Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system, Bernanke said in a speech at the London School of Economics.
http://www.thestandard.com.hk/news_detail.asp?we_cat=2&art_id=77013&sid=22236004&con_type=1&d_str=20090114&fc=4| 

13/01/09 20:05 ((Yahoo! Singapore News))
Obama seeks Dem votes for $350 billion bailout
In London, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Obama's stimulus package could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned in a speech prepared for the London School of Economics that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/ap/20090114/twl-obama-economy-1be00ca.html| 

13/01/09 20:03 ((Daily Mirror Sri Lanka))
Fed 'powerful tools' to tackle economic crisis
 "The global economy will recover, but the timing and strength of the recovery are highly uncertain," Bernanke said in a speech at the London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 19:51 ((thecanadianpress.com))
TSX lifted by energy, telecoms; N.Y. moves lower following Alcoa earnings
Investors also took in comments from U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke. He said in a speech to the London School of Economics that the stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama and Congress could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.thecanadianpress.com/english/online/OnlineFullStory.aspx?filename=b011378A&newsitemid=17035013&languageid=1 

13/01/09 19:49 ((Yahoo UK))
Euro hits lowest level for a month on rate cut speculation
"The global economy will recover, but the timing and strength of the recovery are highly uncertain," Bernanke said in a speech at the London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 19:46 ((recordnet.com))
Obama pressing for remaining $350 billion bailout funds
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Obama's stimulus package could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned in a speech prepared for the London School of Economics that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090113/A_NEWS/90113010| 

13/01/09 19:45 ((recordnet.com))
Oil rebounds on Bernanke comments
Speaking at the London School of Economics, Bernanke made clear that such a recovery plan was needed as part of a broader, multi-pronged government response to combat the worst financial crisis to hit the U.S. and the global economy since the 1930s.
http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090113/A_NEWS/90113007| 

13/01/09 19:41 ((Thestreet))
Airline Winners & Losers: JetBlue
In a speech at the London School of Economics, Bernanke said the huge stimulus package in the works from the incoming Obama administration will surely help the U.S. economy, but he says more has to be done. Specifically, Bernanke suggested the government inject more money into banks.
http://www.thestreet.com/story/10457664/1/airline-winners-losers-jetblue.html| 

13/01/09 20:37 ((CBS news))
Obama Courts Democrats For $350B Bailout
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Mr. Obama's $800 billion stimulus package could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned in a speech at the London School of Economics that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/01/13/politics/main4719378.shtml| 

13/01/09 20:34 ((Investors Business Daily))
Indexes Evenly Split In Strong, Steady Volume
Speaking at the London School of Economics, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said that more needs to be done to help banks and stimulate the economy. "Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system," he said. "More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets." 

13/01/09 20:18 ((eNews 2.0))
Bernanke says strength of recovery remains "uncertain"
Bernanke, who held talks about the global economy with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown Tuesday, said in a lecture at the London School of Economics (LSE) that further co-ordinated international action was necessary to guarantee a lasting recovery. 

14/01/09 00:04 ((Asbury Park Press))
Most U
"Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system," Bernanke said in the text of a speech at the London School of Economics. "More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets." 

13/01/09 23:12 ((Share Cast))
US close: Blue chips unsettled by Bernanke speech
Federal Reserve chairman Bernanke told the London School of Economics that the $800bn stimulus package earmarked by president-elect Barack Obama could boost the economy. But he added that additional bailouts of financial institutions may be needed to support a recovery.
http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/story.cgi?story_id=2551684| 

13/01/09 22:34 ((Sauk Valley))
Obama presses lawmakers to OK new bailout funds
Bernanke also warned in remarks prepared for the London School of Economics that a recovery wouldn't last unless other steps were taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.saukvalley.com/articles/2009/01/13/news/national/ap5a2fab|
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13/01/09 22:32 ((This Is London))
Banks will need more capital, says Bernanke in London
Nicknamed Helicopter Ben for his belief that dropping huge amounts of public money into the economy is the best way to fight deflation, Bernanke told the London School of Economics that lower interest rates won't be enough to stave off a depression.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23618640-details/|
Banks+will+need+more+capital%2C+says+Bernanke+in+London/article.do| 

13/01/09 22:26 ((Yahoo Finance (Singapore)))
World stock markets extend losses on economic concerns
Investors for the most part appeared to shrug off Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech at the London School of Economics, in which he pledged to expand aggressive efforts to stem the financial crisis, citing the bank's "powerful tools."
http://sg.biz.yahoo.com/090113/1/4la5r.html| 

13/01/09 22:25 ((The Times))
Ben Bernanke fears that Barack Obama stimulus alone will not save American economy
Revived efforts to clean up the US banking system, alongside a new "fiscal stimulus" of tax cuts and state spending, will be essential to fostering an American economic recovery, the chairman of the Federal Reserve said yesterday. "With the worsening of the economy's growth prospects, continued credit losses and asset markdowns may maintain for a time the pressure on the capital and balance sheet capacities of financial institutions," he added in an address to the London School of Economics.
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/economics/article5512164.ece| 

13/01/09 21:53 ((RTT News))
Stocks Close Mixed Following Choppy Trading Day - U.S. Commentary
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke before the London School of Economics earlier in the day, saying that the Fed stands ready to "aggressively" use its powers to help stimulate the economy and stabilize financial markets.
http://www.rttnews.com/Content/USCommentary.aspx?Id=823667&Node=B5| 

13/01/09 21:52 ((RTT News))
Choppy Trading Day Results In Mixed Close On Wall Street
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke before the London School of Economics earlier in the day, saying that the Fed stands ready to "aggressively" use its powers to help stimulate the economy and stabilize financial markets.
http://www.rttnews.com/ArticleView.aspx?Id=823670| 

13/01/09 21:39 ((United Press International))
UPI NewsTrack Business
"History demonstrates conclusively that a modern economy cannot grow if its financial system is not operating effectively," Bernanke said in a speech at the London School of Economics Tuesday.
http://www.upi.com/Business_News/2009/01/13/UPI_NewsTrack_Business|
/UPI-78181231863715/| 

13/01/09 21:20 ((Mercury))
US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke says more steps are need to stablise banks
US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said overnight that fiscal stimulus alone would not be enough to promote a lasting economic recovery, and further steps to help banks may be needed. "Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system," Mr Bernanke said in a speech at the London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 21:02 ((The Capital))
Obama to press for bailout funds
A week shy of taking office, President-elect Barack Obama already is putting his persuasion skills to a high-stakes test with Congress as he seeks access to the second half of the $700 billion financial bailout fund. Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Mr. Obama's stimulus package could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned in a speech prepared for the London School of Economics that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.hometownannapolis.com/cgi-bin/read/2009/01_13-37/GOV| 

13/01/09 21:02 ((The Examiner))
'Continued weakness' seen in U.S. employment
Bernanke spoke today at the London School of Economics. After the speech, he remarked that the United States is "currently in a very bad stage of the contraction as far as employment is concerned and I would expect to see continued weakness in the first quarter.
http://www.examiner.com/x-2097-Employment-News-Examiner~y2009m1d13|
-Continued-weakness-seen-in-US-employment| 

13/01/09 19:37 ((Beacon Journal))
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Obama's stimulus package could provide a ''significant boost'' to the sinking economy. But he warned in a speech prepared for the London School of Economics that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.ohio.com/news/break_news/37506639.html| 

13/01/09 19:16 ((Money Week))
US midday: Small rise for Dow
Federal Reserve chairman Bernanke told the London School of Economics that the $800bn stimulus package earmarked by president-elect Barack Obama could boost the economy. But he added that additional bailouts of financial institutions may be needed to support a recovery.
http://www.moneyweek.com/news-and-charts/market-data/dow-jones/market-|
overview/us-midday-small-rise-for-dow-090113-1653.aspx| 

13/01/09 19:15 ((Yahoo))
More steps needed to stabilize banks: Bernanke
"Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system," Bernanke said at the London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 19:10 ((Connecticut Post))
Fed chief: Stimulus good, more needed
"The incoming administration and the Congress are currently discussing a substantial fiscal package that, if enacted, could provide a significant boost to economic activity," Bernanke said in a speech to the London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 19:07 ((Daily Breeze.com))
Bernanke talk helps lift stock markets
U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke delivers a speech to the London School of Economics in London, Tuesday Jan. 13, 2009. Bernanke said Tuesday the stimulus package being crafted by President-elect Barack Obama and Congress could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.dailybreeze.com/ci_11443151| 

13/01/09 18:48 ((Detroit Free Press))
Obama pressing for remaining $350B in bailout funds
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Obama's stimulus package could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned in a speech prepared for the London School of Economics that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system. 

13/01/09 18:43 ((SouthtownStar))
Obama eyes remaining $350B bailout funds
In London, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Obama's stimulus package could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned in a speech prepared for the London School of Economics that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system. 

13/01/09 18:34 ((AZCentral))
Obama pressing for rest of $350B bailout funds
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Obama's stimulus package could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned in a speech prepared for the London School of Economics that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system.
http://www.azcentral.com/business/articles/2009/01/13/20090113biz-ObamaEcon0113.html| 

13/01/09 18:21 ((Asbury Park Press))
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"Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system," Bernanke said in a speech today at the London School of Economics. "More capital injections and guarantees may become necessary to ensure stability and the normalization of credit markets." 

13/01/09 18:10 ((Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier))
Obama seeks access to half of bailout funds
In London, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Obama's stimulus package could provide a "significant boost" to the sinking economy. But he warned in a speech prepared for the London School of Economics that such a recovery won't last unless other steps are taken to stabilize the shaky financial system. 

13/01/09 18:06 ((Monsters And Critics))
Bernanke says strength of recovery remains "uncertain" (Roundup)
Bernanke, who held talks about the global economy with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown Tuesday, said in a lecture at the London School of Economics (LSE) that further co-ordinated international action was necessary to guarantee a lasting recovery.
http://www.monstersandcritics.com/news/business/news/article_1453280.php|
/Bernanke_says_strength_of_recovery_remains_%26quotuncertain%26quot__Roundup__| 

13/01/09 18:02 ((Press TV))
Fed: Fiscal stimulus not enough
"Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilize and strengthen the financial system," Bernanke said at the London School of Economics on Tuesday.
http://www.presstv.ir/Detail.aspx?id=82091§ionid=3510213| 

13/01/09 18:00 ((Middle East North Africa. Financial News))
No recovery without more bank aid, Fed's Bernanke says
"With the worsening of the economy's growth prospects, continued credit losses and asset markdowns may maintain for a time the pressure on the capital and balance-sheet capacities of financial institutions," Bernanke said in a speech to the London School of Economics.
http://www.menafn.com/qn_news_story.asp?StoryId=%7B887B399E-613E|
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13/01/09 17:37 ((Sharewatch))
WRAPUP 1-Obama pleads case for $350 bln in bailout funds
Bernanke warned on Tuesday that banks may need more capital from the government and said the economy cannot recover until the financial sector is stabilized. Bernanke, speaking at a conference at the London School of Economics, floated the idea of setting up a "bad bank" to buy up troubled assets that firms are struggling to value or sell, similar to the original financial rescue plan. "Our economic system is critically dependent on the free flow of credit, and the consequences for the broader economy of financial instability are thus powerful and quickly felt," Bernanke said.
http://www.sharewatch.com/story.php?storynumber=173125| 

13/01/09 17:35 ((Sharewatch))
SNAPSHOT - Financial Crisis - 1635 GMT
"Fiscal actions are unlikely to promote a lasting recovery unless they are accompanied by strong measures to further stabilise and strengthen the financial system," Bernanke said at the London School of Economics. "I would expect to see continued weakness in the first quarter." "I am hopeful that later in 2009, depending on factors, particularly including financial and credit markets, we should begin to see some stabilisation in the economy. It takes a while though for labour markets to recover." -- Bernanke said.
http://www.sharewatch.com/story.php?storynumber=173048| 

13/01/09 17:34 ((Citywire))
Bank bailouts 'unappealing' but 'unavoidable', US Fed chief says
The unfairness of bailing out financial institutions while allowing other industries to flounder is 'unappealing' but 'unavoidable' in the current environment, the head of the US central bank told an audience in London today. 'The public in many countries is understandably concerned by the commitment of substantial government resources to aid the financial industry when other industries receive little or no assistance,' Bernanke told students at the London School of Economics.
http://www.citywire.co.uk/personal/-/news/markets-companies-and-funds/content.aspx?ID=326030| 

13/01/09 17:33 ((The Examiner))
Bernanke: Obama stimulus helps, more action needed
The Fed chief's extensive remarks, in a speech at the London School of Economics, come at a critical time as the U.S. gets ready to change its political and economic guard from President George W. Bush to Obama next week. 

13/01/09 17:27 ((Bismarck Mandan))
Clinton's confirmation hearing...Economic stimulus...Brrr!...
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke says an economic stimulus package is needed as part of a broader, multi-pronged government response to the ongoing financial crisis. He tells the London School of Economics it "could provide a significant boost to economic activity." On Wall Street today, stocks are little changed so far.
http://www.kxmb.com/getArticle.asp?ArticleId=319206| 

13/01/09 17:27 ((Bismarck Mandan))
"Smart power"..."Significant boost"..."Horrible" harbinger...
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says President-elect Barack Obama's economic stimulus package "could provide a significant boost," but other steps must be taken to make sure an economic recovery is a lasting one. Speaking at the London School of Economics, Bernanke said "strong measures" are needed to stabilize and strengthen the financial system.
http://www.kxmb.com/getArticle.asp?ArticleId=319234| 

13/01/09 17:26 ((The Globe and Mail))
Obama stimulus could lift economy, Bernanke says
"The incoming administration and the Congress are currently discussing a substantial fiscal package that, if enacted, could provide a significant boost to economic activity," Mr. Bernanke said in a speech to the London School of Economics. 

14/01/09 03:32 ((La Gaceta))
La crisis no se superará sólo con estímulo fiscal, según Bernanke
"Es improbable que las acciones fiscales promuevan una recuperación duradera, a menos que estén acompañadas de medidas fuertes para estabilizar y fortalecer más al sistema financiero", dijo Bernanke en la London School of Economics. http://www.lagaceta.com.ar/nota/309141/Economia/crisis_no_superara_solo_con|
_estimulo_fiscal_segun_Bernanke.html|

14/01/09 02:28 ((24 Horas Libre))
Bolsas caen ante malos indicadores y resultados corporativos
En un esfuerzo por dar garantías a los mercados, el presidente de la Reserva Federal estadounidense (Fed), Ben Bernanke, dijo en una intervención en la London School of Economics que "la Fed aún cuenta con instrumentos poderosos a su disposición para luchar contra la crisis financiera y la desaceleración económica".
http://www.24horaslibre.com/economia/1231863529.php| 

13/01/09 23:29 ((Cercle Finance))
Wall Street:quasi stable mais Gal Electric décroche de -5,6%
A l'occasion d'un discours prononcé à la London School of Economics, Ben Bernanke, le président de la Réserve Fédérale, a confirmé que l'économie américaine se trouvait dans une situation très difficile.
http://www.cerclefinance.com/default.asp?pub=valactu&localcode=∈=&art=223310| 

13/01/09 22:58 ((Beurs.nl))
VS VANDAAG: Wall Street sluit verdeeld
De timing en de kracht van het economische herstel zijn "hoogst onzeker", zei Ben Bernanke dinsdag in een toespraak op de London School of Economics. Het stimuleringsplan van aankomend president Obama zou de economische activiteit een zet kunnen geven, maar een herstel is niet houdbaar tenzij er andere stappen ondernomen worden die het financiele systeem stabiliseren, zei hij.
http://www.beurs.nl/nieuws/artikel.php?id=281566&taal=NL| 

13/01/09 22:58 ((Beurs.nl))
Wall Street sluit verdeeld na waarschuwing Fed
De timing en de kracht van het economische herstel zijn "hoogst onzeker", zei Ben Bernanke dinsdag in een toespraak op de London School of Economics. Het stimuleringsplan van aankomend president Obama zou de economische activiteit een zet kunnen geven, maar een herstel is niet houdbaar tenzij er andere stappen ondernomen worden die het financiële systeem stabiliseren, zei hij.
http://www.beurs.nl/nieuws/artikel.php?id=281567&taal=NL| 

13/01/09 22:46 ((Bolsamania))
Cierre de Wall Street: Saldo mixto con Citigroup otra vez como protagonista
Bernanke ha hablado en The London School of Economics. El Presidente de la Reserva Federal ha indicado que urgen 'fuertes medidas' para estabilizar al sistema financiero y que por sí solos los estímulos fiscales no serán suficientes como para promover una recuperación sostenida. Además, ha dicho que no habrá recuperación sin más ayudas a los bancos.
http://www.bolsamania.com/actualidad/noticia.php?origen=bolsamania_com.Pulsos|
&id=0720090113223552∈=&Sesion_BolsamaniaES=jnfjtu9ksgfuf78rdhv4mmieh1| 

13/01/09 22:11 ((Money))
GPW systematycznie w dół
Wielu Polaków gorąco pragnie wszystkiego najgorszego dla Rosji, nawet do tego stopnia, że powiedzial szef Fed, który wygłosił wykład na London School of Economics. Bernanke
http://www.money.pl/forum/temat,3,1404469,1405226,40,0,.html| 

13/01/09 19:49 ((Cronista))
Bernanke: hacen falta más medidas para respaldar a los bancos
"Es improbable que las acciones fiscales promuevan una recuperación duradera, a menos que estén acompañadas de medidas fuertes para estabilizar y fortalecer más al sistema financiero", dijo Bernanke en la London School of Economics.
http://www.cronista.com/notas/172068-bernanke-hacen-falta-mas-medidas|
-respaldar-los-bancos| 

13/01/09 19:45 ((Yahoo))
La Fed todavía cuenta con herramientas poderosas contra la crisis
"La Fed aún cuenta con instrumentos poderosos a su disposición para luchar contra la crisis financiera y la desaceleración económica", sostuvo, en una intervención en la London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 19:27 ((wprost.pl kraj))
USA: same ulgi nie wystarczą gospodarce
"Nieprawdopodobne jest, by działania fiskalne doprowadziły do trwałej poprawy, o ile nie będą im towarzyszyć zdecydowane posunięcia na rzecz dalszego ustabilizowania i wzmocnienia systemu finansowego" - powiedział Bernanke w wystąpieniu w renomowanej brytyjskiej uczelni gospodarczej London School of Economics.
http://www.wprost.pl/ar/150184/USA-same-ulgi-nie-wystarcza-gospodarce/|

13/01/09 19:16 ((tvn24.pl))
Szef FED: Ulgi podatkowe to za mało
Bernanke zasugerował, że rząd może być zmuszony do wykupienia lub zagwarantowania złych aktywów w celu pobudzenia gospodarki. - Nieprawdopodobne jest, by działania fiskalne doprowadziły do trwałej poprawy, o ile nie będą im towarzyszyć zdecydowane posunięcia na rzecz dalszego ustabilizowania i wzmocnienia systemu finansowego - powiedział Bernanke w wystąpieniu w renomowanej brytyjskiej uczelni gospodarczej London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 19:10 ((EMOL (El Mercurio Online)))
Acciones chilenas recortan caídas tras recuperación de Wall Street
En un discurso en la London School of Economics, Bernanke dijo el martes que un plan de estímulo fiscal por sí mismo no sería suficiente para promover una recuperación duradera de la economía estadounidense y que podrían necesitarse nuevas medidas para respaldar a los bancos.
http://www.economiaynegocios.cl/noticias/noticias.asp?id=58459| 

13/01/09 19:03 ((Yahoo))
Las Bolsas caen ante los malos indicadores y resultados corporativos
Las Bolsas de Europa cayeron este martes siguiendo las huellas de las asiáticas y mientras Wall Street evolucionaba a la baja, ante los malos indicadores y mientras instituciones y Gobiernos tratan de luchar contra el marasmo de la economía mundial. En un esfuerzo por dar garantías a los mercados, el presidente de la Reserva Federal estadounidense (Fed), Ben Bernanke, dijo en una intervención en la London School of Economics que "la Fed aún cuenta con instrumentos poderosos a su disposición para luchar contra la crisis financiera y la desaceleración económica". 

13/01/09 18:52 ((Moneyspecial))
Wall Street am Mittag uneinheitlich - Bankenwerte mit Erholung
Die vorbörslichen Aussagen von US-Notenbankpräsident Ben Bernanke zur Lage der US-Wirtschaft haben hingegen kaum Einfluss auf das Handelsgeschehen, heißt es. Der Fed-Chairman erklärte im Rahmen einer Rede vor der London School of Economics, dass die US-Notenbank trotz des erreichten Leitzinsniveaus von 0% bis 0,25% weiterhin viele Instrumente zur Stabilisierung der Konjunktur zur Verfügung habe.
http://www.moneyspecial.de/126/news.htm?id=28164804&r=0&sektion=|
ticker&awert=&u=0&p=0&k=0| 

13/01/09 18:52 ((Moneyspecial))
ÜBERBLICK/Konjunktur, Zentralbanken - 19.00 Uhr-Fassung
Fed-Chairman Ben Bernanke hat den designierten US-Präsidenten Barack Obama und den US-Kongress dazu aufgefordert, weitere Maßnahmen zur Unterstützung der Konjunktur und insbesondere des angeschlagenen Finanzsystems zu beschließen. Gleichzeitig kündigte er am Dienstag bei einer Rede vor der London School of Economics an, dass die US-Notenbank ihren Teil dazu beitragen werde, das Wirtschaftswachstum zu fördern.
http://www.moneyspecial.de/126/news.htm?id=28164796&r=0&sektion|
=ticker&awert=&u=0&p=0&k=0| 

13/01/09 18:30 ((msn.com))
El plan de Obama impulsará la economía
"La administración entrante y el Congreso están debatiendo un paquete fiscal sustancial que, de ser aplicado, podría proporcionar un estímulo significativo a la actividad económica", dijo Bernanke en un discurso en la London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 18:29 ((Les Echos))
La Fed assure disposer encore d'"outils puissants" pour contrer la crise
Ben Bernanke, qui s'exprimait à la London School of Economics de Londres, a mentionné, parmi ces outils, le fait que la Fed puisse"influencer les taux d'intérêts à long terme en informant le public sur le cours futur de sa politique monétaire". Selon le président de la Fed, le Trésor américain pourrait aussi émettre de nouveaux emprunts à son nom comme il l'a fait l'automne afin de permettre à la banque centrale d'augmenter la taille de son bilan pour soutenir l'économie. 

13/01/09 18:20 ((Boursorama))
Europe: les indices enregistrent une 5e séance de repli.
A l'occasion d'un discours prononcé à la London School of Economics, Ben Bernanke, le président de la Réserve Fédérale, a confirmé que l'économie américaine se trouvait dans une situation très difficile.
http://www.boursorama.com/international/detail_actu_intern.phtml?num=|
812a6f9281c9a2f996c1ec86c7d1a07c| 

13/01/09 18:18 ((Onet.pl Wiadomosci))
"Ulgi podatkowe nie ożywią gospodarki"
Nieprawdopodobne jest, by działania fiskalne doprowadziły do trwałej poprawy, o ile nie będą im towarzyszyć zdecydowane posunięcia na rzecz dalszego ustabilizowania i wzmocnienia systemu finansowego - powiedział Bernanke w wystąpieniu w renomowanej brytyjskiej uczelni gospodarczej London School of Economics. 

13/01/09 18:16 ((Midi Libre))
"Je crois que la Fed dispose encore d'outils puissants pour combattre la crise financière et le ralentissement économique", a déclaré M. Bernanke, qui s'exprimait à la London School of Economics de Londres. 

13/01/09 18:05 ((Moneyspecial))
Aktien Zürich schließen schwächer - Erholung von Tagestiefs
Der Fed-Chairman erklärte im Rahmen einer Rede vor der London School of Economics, dass die US-Notenbank trotz des erreichten Leitzinsniveaus von 0% bis 0,25% weiterhin viele Instrumente zur Stabilisierung der Konjunktur zur Verfügung habe.
http://www.moneyspecial.de/126/news.htm?id=28164744&r=0&sektion|
=ticker&awert=&u=0&p=0&k=0| 

13/01/09 18:04 ((Cercle Finance))
Paris: score annuel négatif, cycliques et bancaires attaqués
A l'occasion d'un discours prononcé à la London School of Economics, Ben Bernanke, le président de la Réserve Fédérale, a confirmé que l'économie américaine se trouvait dans une situation très difficile.
http://www.cerclefinance.com/default.asp?pub=valactu&localcode=∈=&art=223308| 

Broadcast

BBC Radio 4 (14 January)
Today programme
Journalist interviewed Howard Davies, School director, following Dr Bernanke's speech yesterday.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/default.stm 8.52am

Howard was also interviewed by CNN, NBC, Bloomberg and Australian BC

BBC Radio 4 (13 January)
Six o'clock news
Earlier today Mr Bernanke talked about the causes of the credit crunch in a speech at the London School of Economics.

BBC News Online
Obama plan 'would lift economy'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7826552.stm| 

Channel 4 News
Used part of Bernanke's speech in one of their business reports.
http://www.channel4.com/news/articles/business_money/fed+boss+recovery+|
down+to+governments/2902827| 

ITN
Fed boss: 'Recovery down to governments'

Sky News
'More Help Needed For US Economy'
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Business/US-Federal-Reserve-Chairman-Ben-Bernanke|
-Warns-Economy-Needs-More-Than-Fiscal-Stimulus/Article/200901215202617?lpos=Business_First_Buisness_Article_Teaser_Region_5&lid=ARTICLE_15202617_US_|
Federal_Reserve_Chairman_Ben_Bernanke_Warns_Economy_Needs_More_Than_Fiscal_|
Stimulus|

CNBC
Worldwide Exchange
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke will speak about the financial crisis at the London School of Economics.

CNN
World Business Today
Ben Bernanke is here in the UK to lecture at the London School of Economics.

LBC, Star FM
Earlier today Mr Bernanke talked about the causes of the credit crunch in a speech at the London School of Economics.

CNBC
See What People Are Saying About... Additional Steps To Stabilize Banks
www.cnbc.com/id/15837548/cid/97112| 

Last updated 20 January 2009