Fed News

There is little argument that the concluding G-20 meeting has been an international beat-up slugfest on America. Effective and substantial Strategic Planning is critical in the success of any significant endeavor.

On Sunday, key senators heard from Washington lobbyists concerning a proposal to keep federal oversight on key banks such as Citigroup and Bank of America.

As the U.S. economy continues its downward spiral, Chairman Ben Bernanke sais that the United States could face a crisis rivaling that of Greece, and that the Fed has no intention of printing out more money to resolve it.

American taxpayers should not read anything into today’s stock market supposed reactions to the President's verbal and policy attacks on banks. Markets have little to do with realities of the broader world and its economics.

Three year old Shaniya Davis is murdered in North Carolina and her mother is arrested for allegedly selling her for drugs. The person she gave her daughter to was also arrested.

The short answer is I'm not sure. For me, it depends on several things about which I am completely ignorant. Nevertheless, I have an opinion or two.

Investors are becoming increasingly wary of the US government's trillion dollar deficits and are turning to the protection of gold.

The Reserve Bank of Australia raised its chief interest rate today by a quarter of a percentage point to 3.25 becoming the first G-20 nation to do so.

The Kings of Wall Street have long coveted the absolute supremacy they now enjoy over the largest economy in the world.

The loud, national sigh we heard this week was America gratefully, but suspiciously, acknowledging Ben Bernanke’s claims that, well, it’s over. The Fed Chair is satisfied that the recession is in a turn around mode, or at least stabilizing.