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The Fed is more powerful than ever, and it's writing new financial rules in secret

Ben White: RT @vgmac: my story w/ Jon Hilsenrath on the Fed and public meetings: Fed Writes Financial Rules in Private http://t.co/G09Nr80b via @WSJ

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Ben White: RT @vgmac: my story w/ Jon Hilsenrath on the Fed and public meetings: Fed Writes Financial Rules in Private http://t.co/G09Nr80b via @WSJ

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