U.S. economy looks good now simply because of rising stocks and that's going to fade, Greenspan says

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Federal Reserve officials have said the economy is in a 'good place' but that's really due mainly to the recent rebound in stock prices, former...

Federal Reserve officials have said the economy is in a "good place" but that's really due mainly to the recent rebound in stock prices, former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Friday. "There is a bit of a stock market aura about the current economy," Greenspan said, in an interview on CNBC. Higher stocks tend to spur real gross domestic product with a one-quarter lag, Greenspan noted. The former Fed chairman was pessimistic about the longer-run outlook.

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Well then it's not in a good place. What are you trying to say?

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