Is All That Talk Just Noise?

Jeremy Max Piger

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The fact that Federal Reserve talk influences the behavior of financial markets has at least two important and related implications: (i) Written and verbal communication by Chairman Greenspan was taken seriously by the markets over 1999-2004. (ii) Written and verbal communication is an effective tool that the Federal Reserve has at its disposal to convey information to financial markets.

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