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17 Oct 2014:
Chair of the US Federal Reserve says increasing inequality runs contrary to American values and undermines mobility
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22 Aug 2014: Yellen says at Jackson Hole meeting that despite encouraging signs the bank will wait to decide on raising interest rates
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27 Jul 2014: Editorial: She’s none of Carney’s dash nor Draghi’s rhetoric. But the Fed chair understands better than any of them that hard times won’t be over until we get a pay rise
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15 Jul 2014: Janet Yellen tells the Senate banking committee that the US economic recovery is not complete, as MPs in London hear that the markets are 'bizarrely' ignoring geopolitical risks
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9 Jul 2014: Minutes from June policy meeting reveal October end date even as officials say US economy is not out of the woods
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3 Jul 2014:
Does the creation of 288,000 new jobs in June and a jobless rate of 6.1% mean we can expect a change in the Fed's policy stance?
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23 Jun 2014: Janet Yellen's insouciance may come back to haunt her – and markets are increasingly convinced she is too complacent
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18 Jun 2014: Heidi Moore: A two-day diagnosis of the US economy forgot about the risk of skyrocketing inflation. Does this country's central bank really need to pretend everything is just fine?
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18 Jun 2014:
• Central bank cuts bond-buying stimulus by $10bn a month
• Upbeat Fed tone at odds with the economists' forecasts -
28 May 2014: German chancellor takes the top spot on annual list, followed by Janet Yellen, Hillary Clinton and Beyoncé, among others
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7 May 2014: Rolling financial and economic news, including a stark warning from the former City minister that radical change is needed to save the Co-operative Group, after its board's "ruinous" failure of governance
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30 Apr 2014:
Pundits love to opine on the Fed's cryptic language, but this guide can help show what actually affects your money
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20 Mar 2014: Shares down in Asia and Europe after Janet Yellen suggested last night the Fed could raise borrowing costs in spring 2015, earlier than expected
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19 Mar 2014: Heidi Moore: At her first press conference, the new Fed chair declared a a view of the economy with a human face – a view that Wall Street hates. Which is exactly the point
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19 Mar 2014:
Chair Janet Yellen says Fed will continue to cut back on quantitative easing amid warning that harsh weather had hampered US economic recovery
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