The Federal Reserve said disclosures of confidential information about 2012 policy deliberations were unintentional and "careless," and prompted recommendations about dealings with the press.
March 24, 2015 at 09:00 AM
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The Federal Reserve said disclosures of confidential information about 2012 policy deliberations were unintentional and “careless,” and prompted recommendations about dealings with the press.
The probe was ordered by then-Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke in 2012 after the Wall Street Journal and Medley Global Advisors LLC described deliberations leading up to policy decisions at the Federal Open Market Committee meeting in September that year and in December.
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