Debt won’t hurt U.S. credit rating, Geithner says
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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says the U.S. government “will never” lose its sterling credit rating despite big budget …
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Debt from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shouldn’t be considered sovereign debt, but there should be no doubt about the U.S. government’s support for the two firms, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said in a recent letter to a U.S. House lawmaker. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner (Getty Images) Geithner, responding to a letter from...
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says a root cause of the financial crisis was Congress’ failure to give regulators enough …
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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says taxpayers are recovering their investment from the financial bailouts as the program is wound down. …
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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will face fresh questions Wednesday about transparency and his ties to the Wall Street banks …
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The government should continue to play a role in any new system of housing finance Congress develops, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner told lawmakers Tuesday. United States Congress – Presidency of Barack Obama – Financial crisis – United States – Business
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A roundup of economic news from around the Web. U.S. Rating: Bloomberg’s David Reilly wonders whether losing its AAA rating would be good for the U.S. “Geithner shouldn’t have fought Moody’s report [saying the U.S. debt rating could come under pressure]. He should have embraced it. What better way to impress upon Congress that...
A lot of action is expected this week in the Senate – and in the Obama administration – over the White House’s push for new financial rules. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd (D., Conn.) told reporters Monday he hopes to bring a bill to his committee in a matter of “days.” Here’s an update of news on the financial overhaul:...
Originally posted on Washington Wire . The Obama administration is intensifying its push on new financial rules, and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner penned an editorial in the Washington Post Tuesday to try and drive home his argument. Here are some quotes from the op-ed followed by Washwire analysis in parentheses: 1. “America is close to...
Saying that it’s time to “begin the process of weaning the markets away from government programs and make room for the private sector to get back into the business of providing mortgages,” Secretary of Treasury Tim Geithner this morning opened a conference focused on overhauling the way home purchases are financed in America.
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Posted by Joe Parkinson Reuters British opposition Conservative finance spokesman George Osborne, center, looks at notes as he travels on the tube in October. U.K. opposition Treasury spokesman George Osborne said Tuesday that if elected, a Conservative government should be judged on whether it can defend the country’s AAA credit rating....
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