Speech by Michael Moskow, President, Chicago Fed

SPEECH - In the speech 'Economic Outlook' Michael Moskow said "I must emphasize that we still face a period of uncertainty," he said. Moskow added that the uncertainty stemmed from the risk of further attacks on U.S. soil, weakness in economies abroad and a question mark over how long businesses will remain "risk averse" and hold back on spending.

Speech by Michael H. Moskow, President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago at The Mid-America Club, Economic Outlook Luncheon, Chicago, Illinois

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