Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy.

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. Stock Photo

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Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan during testimony in the Senate Banking Committee July 21, 1998 in Washington, DC. Greenspan, in mid-year testimony said the central bank worries more about inflationary pressures than the slowdown in the economy. He promised to 'resist vigorously' any signs of inflationary buildup.

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