Bernanke: No Housing Recovery before Fannie, Freddie Revamp

Bernanke also said the Fed’s bond-buying program, known as quantitative easing, has helped fuel economic growth and strengthened the stock market.

Palm Coast, FL – January 14, 2011

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke doesn’t expect much recovery in the housing market before the Obama administration releases its recommendations for the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, expected soon.
Speaking Thursday at a confab presented by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., Bernanke also said the Fed’s bond-buying program, known as quantitative easing, has helped fuel economic growth and strengthened the stock market.
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  1. George Meegan
    George Meegan says:

    Bottom bouncing

    Nojobville,USA,(AKA Flagler county)housing prices are going down again this year even more than last year. That’s has more to do with foreclosures accelerating due to court rulings than Freddie and Fannie.
    Things however are going up,like food,taxes,fuel,healthcare,and blood pressure.
    Old depression saying was"hay buddy can you spare a dime" now it’s "hay buddy can you spare a few hundred".

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