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Alan Greenspan's stock on the rise

FEATURE - Is Alan Greenspan a monetary genius with unique insight into the US economy? Or is he a central banker with a taste for obscure diction and data who nonetheless follows a simple rule?

Greenspan urges US to save

UK - Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has called savings an important component of the economy and urged a national consensus on balancing savings and risk-taking while preserving productivity.

Greenspan says US economic recovery may be weak

US - Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said the U.S. economic rebound this year is likely to be slightly weaker than Wall Street expects because the recovery may be restrained by a lack of consumer demand, industrial overcapacity and skittish U.S…

Minutes from 1996 Fed meetings bear out

US - In the months leading up to Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's famous 1996 warning of investor "irrational exuberance," then-Fed governor Lawrence Lindsey was the central bank's most vociferous internal proponent of the view that the stock…

Testimony of Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan

TESTIMONY - In his testimony titled 'Financial literacy' Greenspan said "for an increasingly complex financial system to function effectively, widespread dissemination of timely financial and other relevant information among educated market participants…

Speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan

SPEECH - In the speech 'The history of money' Alan Greenspan praises central bankers' success in containing inflation during the past two decades and raises hopes that fiat money can be managed in a responsible way. This has been the case in the United…

Speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan

SPEECH - In the speech given 11 January 'The Economy' Greenspan said that the economy still faced "significant risks in the near term", even though there are signs of the downturn beginning to bottom out. He also said that despite encouraging signs, it…

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