Thursday, September 29, 2011

Bernanke: If Inflation Falls too Low, That Would be Something We Have to Respond to Because We Do Not Want Deflation

Now that gold and silver have been smacked down to more appropriate baselines ($30 and $1600), it is time for The Bernank to begin preparing the markets for QE3.
QE to Infinity.....AND BEYOND!!!!

(Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Wednesday the central bank might need to ease monetary policy further if inflation or inflation expectations fall significantly.

In his first public remarks since the Fed launched a fresh measure aimed at keeping down long-term borrowing costs, Bernanke indicated a willingness to push deeper into the realm of unconventional policy if economic growth remains anemic.

"It is something that we're going to be watching very carefully," Bernanke said in response to questions from the audience at a forum sponsored by the Cleveland Fed.

"If inflation falls too low or inflation expectations fall too low, that would be something we have to respond to because we do not want deflation," Bernanke said.
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