Recovery 2013 – Strength or Stagnation?

May 20, 2013

The speed and strength of the global economic recovery affects millions of people around the world. Presidents Charles Plosser and Eric Rosengren of the Federal Reserve Banks of Philadelphia and Boston respectively joined industry leaders and academics from the U.S. and Italy to discuss the prospect of recovery.

Fed’s Plosser Says QE Should End This Year as Jobless Rate Falls

Bloomberg

Fed’s Rosengren blasts U.S. government spending cuts

Boston Herald

Boston Fed President: Low Interest Rates Still Needed To Boost Economy

Banker & Tradesman

Congress has tackled the deficit — at the cost of the economy

Washington Post

Plosser Says Fed Should Exit Mortgage-Backed Securities Market

Bloomberg

Dollar Climbs Before Manufacturing, Jobs Reports; Aussie Weakens

Bloomberg

Fed’s Plosser: Start Tapering Asset Buys in June

CNBC

Philadelphia Fed Chief Charles Plosser reiterates calls for a “nuanced” wind down

Seeking Alpha

Fed’s Plosser Again Urges Slowing of Bond Buying

4-traders

Stock Market Gains Show Signs of Wear

CNBC

Fed’s Rosengren: Government Fiscal Policy Big Drag on Economy

The Wall Street Journal

Despite U.S. progress, Fed easing still needed: Rosengren

Reuters

Rosengren Says Low Inflation Risks Echoing Japan’s Malaise

AG Web

U.S. housing prices moving up is very positive -Fed’s Rosengren

Reuters

Fed Officials Offer Split Views on Outlook for Bond-Buying

The Wall Street Journal

Treasuries in Longest 2013 Losing Streak as Fed May Trim Policy

Bloomberg

4 New Data Points Weighing on the Dollar

Daily FOREX

Flurry of Fed Speakers to Guide Markets

CNBC

Stock futures fall as jobless claims rise

MarketWatch