Fed signals brighter economy as it trims stimulus
The Federal Reserve signaled confidence in the U.S. economy, pledging to keep rates near zero while reducing monthly bond purchases by 10 billion to 75 billion starting January. Ben Bernanke framed the move as a modest taper with ongoing support, easing markets but staying committed to a weak inflation environment. The Dow surged while investors welcomed a clearer path to a self sustaining recovery into 2014.
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Bipartisan budget deal clears Congress
Congress passed a bipartisanship backed budget bill to curb across the board cuts affecting the Pentagon and national parks. President Obama is expected to sign, urging more work to ensure economy benefits all workers. Senate 64 36. House 332 94. Senator Pryor defends vote amid 2014 campaigns.
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