4/6/2008 - The Current Market Sentient |
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Ben Bernanke's comments yesterday are still containing the market sentiment. the fed chairman has said that the policy is well positioned which hinted that there can be no further cuts and he has added that economic conditions are to get better in the second half and to pick up in 2009 but the growth risks are still to the downside but he is worried about the high inflation rates amid the current high energy and commodities prices and the weak dollar levels which were negatively impacted
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