Ben Shalom Bernanke (born December 13, 1953) is an American economist, and the current Chairman of the United States Federal Reserve. Bernanke, a Republican who was appointed by President George W. Bush in October 2005 and who had briefly served as chairman of President Bush’s Council of Economic Advisers, succeeded Alan Greenspan on February 1, 2006. He was nominated for a second term by President Barack Obama in 2009 as the Chairman of the Federal Reserve.
Frontrunner status no guarantee for Yellen
May 15 - Financial Times
Top Fed contender Yellen faces QE test
May 13 - MarketWatch
Bernanke warns shadow banking risks persist
May 10 - Financial Post
The Fed: Bernanke: Fed monitoring ‘reaching for yield’
May 10 - MarketWatch
Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks mixed as Bernanke talks about risk
May 10 - MarketWatch
Bernanke to miss Jackson Hole on schedule conflict
Apr 21 - MarketWatch
Yen higher as profit taken on dollar gains
Apr 09 - Financial Times
The Fed: Bernanke: U.S. banks are stronger now
Apr 09 - MarketWatch
4.08.13: Sell in April, go away?
Apr 08 - Financial Post
‘A huge economic experiment’: Japan takes a trip down Bernanke path
Apr 04 - Financial Post
Al Lewis: Beggar your pardon, Mr. Bernanke
Mar 27 - MarketWatch
Low interest rates to boost trade, Bernanke says
Mar 25 - CBC
Fed’s easing boosting world economies: Bernanke
Mar 25 - Financial Post
Indications: Stock futures lifted by Cyprus deal
Mar 25 - MarketWatch
NewsWatch: Stock futures shake off Cyprus, look to Fed
Mar 20 - MarketWatch
Indications: Stock futures shake off Cyprus, look to Fed
Mar 20 - MarketWatch
Bernanke provokes mystery over Fed stimulus exit
Mar 11 - Financial Post
Mutual Funds Weekly: Take a bow, Dow, and happy birthday bull market
Mar 07 - MarketWatch
The Fed: Bernanke says hasty end to easing could backfire
Mar 02 - MarketWatch
Al Lewis: Too-big-to-fail is too big to end
Mar 01 - MarketWatch
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