President Barack Obama will meet with Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on Monday to discuss "the long-term outlook for the American economy and the global recovery," a White House official said.
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President Barack Obama listens to Janet Yellen
after she was nominated as Federal Reserve chairman at the White House
in Washington, last October.
Obama met periodically with Yellen's predecessor, Ben Bernanke, and was continuing that trend, the official said.
"This meeting is a continuation of that important dialogue on the state of the economy, financial reform, and other economic issues," the official said.
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"This meeting is a continuation of that important dialogue on the state of the economy, financial reform, and other economic issues," the official said.
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