Market insight: Greenspan’s error was the pace not the put
The real mistake was excessively slow tightening. Low rates were clearly a factor in promoting exuberance, writes John Calverley
Greenspan memoirs
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As the former Federal Reserve chairman released his autobiography he gave a series of interviews to the FT in which he described a difficult period for monetary policy
Greenspan sceptical on publishing goals
Alan Greenspan has voiced scepticism over publishing US inflation goals in remarks that could make it more difficult for Ben Bernanke, his successor as chairman of the Federal Reserve, to adopt a target
Fed treads a fine line between perils
Balancing act between inflation and recession
Greenspan alert on US house prices
Former Fed chief said prices likely to fall
A global outlook
Alan Greenspan sees inflationary pressures building
Autobiography’s real hero is capitalism
Golden period of global prosperity
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