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Bernanke Clarifies Stimulus Talk, Markets Tumble Jul 23, 2011 // Jorja McKinneyNo Comments »Wall Street semantics: Yesterday, Ben Bernanke appeared before Congress and mentioned the word “stimulus.” His remarks were widely interpreted to mean that the Fed was poised to take action to bolster the economy, and the markets rose in response. Today, Bernanke resumed testimony and made clear the Fed wasnt considering stimulus measures anytime soon, reports AP. Markets, which had been up 90 points, immediately tumbled, and the Dow was down about 50 points in its final hour.
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