Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke signaled he's done cutting interest rates for now and raised his biggest concerns yet about the inflationary effects of the dollar's 16% drop in the past year against the euro.

About Bernanke's testimony today, from the Wall Street Journal - Notably, Mr. Bernanke omitted a pledge he has repeatedly made in recent months to act in a "timely manner as needed" to support growth from Wednesday's prepared testimony. That could signal that he doesn't see much more room to lower interest rates.

Reflecting on the effects of Fed cuts, the falling dollar, and looming recession. A look at what to invest in 2008.

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