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Calling the economy's performance this year "disappointing," Mr. Dudley said, "I regard continued modest growth as the most likely outcome" for the economy.

Fed Official Backs New Growth Push

Even so, Williams called the economy's recovery from the worst recession since the Great Depression "lackluster," and "marked by weak demand and a still very high unemployment rate" in his remarks to students at Claremont McKenna College.

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The conventional wisdom is that the end of the Federal Reserve's bond-buying program over the next few weeks will likely add to the economy's weakness, rather than lead to a selloff in Treasurys, which would boost their yield.

For Treasury Bulls, It's All Good

The growth market is a significant and vital part of the capital formation process, and the systemic failure of the US capital markets to support healthy IPOs inhibits our economy's ability to create jobs, innovate and grow.

Barry Silbert: The Great Disconnect: American Jobs, Global Competitiveness & The Stock Market

Few people seemed worried about a retreat on Tuesday, as the Nasdaq Composite Index, dominated by technology stocks sensitive to the economy's short-term strength, jumped 1.89% to 2751.19.

Stocks Hit Post-Crisis High

Mrsnik said the country's rating will remain under pressure for months to come from the high level of private sector indebtedness, the economy's competitiveness and tough labor market conditions - unemployment in Spain remains at a painful 20 percent.

Spain's Credit Rating Upheld As Crisis Eases

As nearly as I can tell, The Met has responded to the economy's reverses by trying to reinvent itself on the fly.

Ivan Katz: And So Falleth the Sky

Top policy makers have said inflation must be controlled to secure the economy's medium-term growth prospects and monetary tightening should continue until price pressures show a sustained fall.

India July Inflation Slows

For months, Fed officials largely dismissed the economy's poor performance as a transitory reaction to Japan's natural disaster and oil-price increases driven by Middle East turmoil.

For Bernanke, No Summer Fun at Jackson Hole

Yet underlying inflation outside of commodities has advanced more than expected, a surprise to some at the Fed given the economy's weakness.

For Bernanke, No Summer Fun at Jackson Hole