Reuters - May 26, 2011
Professor Greenberger discusses the recent CFTC's oil manipulation
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Bloomberg TV - May 26, 2011
Professor Greenberger is featured in a video interview accompanying
an investigative article on a Federal Reserve emergency lending
program that made loans to banks with rates as low as 0.01 percent
during a period from March through December 2008.
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Futuresmag.com - May 24, 2011
Professor Greenberger says, "Given the size of the foreign exchange
market, it must be regulated in a manner that can provide complete
transparency and reduce credit and default risks."
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Reuters - May 25, 2011
Professor Greenberger comments on the CFTC's recent manipulation
actions in energy market.
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Macleans - May 25, 2011
Professor Greenberger provides a comment about the recent oil price
volatility.
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STLtoday.com - May 19, 2011
Professor Greenberger is quoted in an editorial about regulating the
oil commodities market.
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The Sun News - May 14, 2011
The Herald - May 13, 2011
The Tribune - May 15, 2011
Professor Greenberger is quoted stating, "I'm convinced ... that
speculators are actively manipulating (prices)."
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The Street - May 10, 2011
Professor Greenberger comments on the Commodities Futures
Trading Commission's recent investigation on Goldman Sachs.
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CNBC - May 6, 2011
Professor Greenberger is quoted by Economist Hernando de Soto
arguing that the financial crisis was brought about by a reversal of a
long trend to record and classify economic knowledge.
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Huffingtonpost Business - May 6, 2011
Professor Greenberger comments on the two congressional
committees led by Republicans approved measures to delay and
weaken key provisions of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reforms.
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WYPR-FM - May 9, 2011
Professor Greenberger appeared on the "Maryland Morning" program
to explain why it may be in the interest of some people on Wall Street
for you to die sooner rather than later.
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MarketWatch - May 6, 2011
Professor Greenberger calls for further margin requirements on a
wide-variety of commodity transactions in the wake of Thursday's
plunge in commodities.
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Huffingtonpost Business - May 6, 2011
Professor Greenberger comments on the Treasury Department's
exemption on foreign exchange derivatives from new Wall Street
reform regulations.
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Nieman Watchdog - May 6, 2011
Professor Greenberger says the Justice Department's new oil and gas
fraud task force could dampen speculation and start bringing oil and
gas prices down.
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New Energy News - May 6, 2011
Professor Greenberger says oil market speculation is sending a false
demand signal to the market.
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In Paul Gallagher's editorial about Wall Street regulators, he refers to
Professor Greenberger's statement about the Treasury's proposed
forex exemption.
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Reuters - May 4, 2011
Professor Greenberger says, "It's highly politically risky to move back
the date of implementation" for the derivatives rules.
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Mondaq - May 4, 2011
Professor Greenberger is mentioned in a story about the Department
of Justice's new "Oil and Gas Price Fraud Working Group."
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Seeking Alpha - May 1, 2011
Professor Greenberger says commentators from Saudi oil barons to
Goldman Sachs to the AARP agree that oil market speculation is
sending a false demand signal to the market.
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