FED WATCH - Bernanke Headlines Streaming LIVE

Streaming headlines from Bernanke's press conference are below.

1. Bernanke: Assets sales now pushed back to 2015

2. Bernanke: Quantitative easing remains an option

3. Bernanke: Savers benefitting from low inflation

4. Bernanke: Fed mindful savers hurt by low rates

5. Bernanke won't respond to Republican critics
6. Bernanke: It would take very strong growth to hike
7. Bernanke: Lot of slack exists in labor market

8. Bernanke: See signs of low inflation ahead

9. Bernanke: Fed ready to ease if outlook worsens

10. Bernanke: Can't yet say strong growth here to stay

11. Bernanke: Fed hoping Q4 strength will continue

12. Bernanke: There have been positive economic signs

13. Bernanke: Fed rate projections are not promises

14. Bernanke: Inflation held down by labor costs

15. Bernanke: Jobless rate will only come down slowly

16. Bernanke: Economy will accelerate gradually

17. Bernanke: Policy goals won't change how Fed works

18. Bernanke: Fed can't set firm unemployment goal

19. Bernanke: Low unemployment goal equal with prices

20. Fed cuts 2012 core inflation view to 1.5%-1.8%

21. Fed cuts 2012 PCE inflation view to 1.4%-1.8%

22. Fed reduces 2012 jobless view to 8.2%-8.5%

23. Fed cuts 2012 growth view to 2.2%-2.7%

24. Fed sets long-term inflation goal of 2%

25. Longer-run interest rate goal 4% to 4.5%

26. 2 FOMC members want first hike in 2016

27. 4 FOMC members want first hike in 2015

28. 5 FOMC members want first hike in 2014

29. 3 FOMC members want first hike in 2013

30. 3 FOMC members want first hike in 2012

31. Fed cuts 2012 core inflation view to 1.5%-1.8%

32. Fed cuts 2012 PCE inflation view to 1.4%-1.8%

33. Fed reduces 2012 jobless view to 8.2%-8.5%

34. Fed sets long-term inflation goal of 2%

35. Longer-run interest rate goal 4% to 4.5%

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Comments

[George Forfa]

I watched the video of the press conference. Inflation must be really low, for people who don't have jobs. It must be that they're already deflated and they don't count in the statistics.

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[DailyBail]

george...can you post a link to the video...