Streaming headlines from Bernanke's press conference are below.
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Bernanke: Assets sales now pushed back to 2015
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Bernanke: Quantitative easing remains an option
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Bernanke: Savers benefitting from low inflation
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Bernanke: Fed mindful savers hurt by low rates
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Bernanke won't respond to Republican critics
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Bernanke: It would take very strong growth to hike
- Bernanke: Lot of slack exists in labor market
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Bernanke: See signs of low inflation ahead
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Bernanke: Fed ready to ease if outlook worsens
- Bernanke: Can't yet say strong growth here to stay
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Bernanke: Fed hoping Q4 strength will continue
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Bernanke: There have been positive economic signs
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Bernanke: Fed rate projections are not promises
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Bernanke: Inflation held down by labor costs
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Bernanke: Jobless rate will only come down slowly
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Bernanke: Economy will accelerate gradually
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Bernanke: Policy goals won't change how Fed works
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Bernanke: Fed can't set firm unemployment goal
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Bernanke: Low unemployment goal equal with prices
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Fed cuts 2012 core inflation view to 1.5%-1.8%
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Fed cuts 2012 PCE inflation view to 1.4%-1.8%
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Fed reduces 2012 jobless view to 8.2%-8.5%
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Fed cuts 2012 growth view to 2.2%-2.7%
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Fed sets long-term inflation goal of 2%
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Longer-run interest rate goal 4% to 4.5%
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2 FOMC members want first hike in 2016
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4 FOMC members want first hike in 2015
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5 FOMC members want first hike in 2014
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3 FOMC members want first hike in 2013
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3 FOMC members want first hike in 2012
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Fed cuts 2012 core inflation view to 1.5%-1.8%
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Fed cuts 2012 PCE inflation view to 1.4%-1.8%
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Fed reduces 2012 jobless view to 8.2%-8.5%
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Fed sets long-term inflation goal of 2%
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Longer-run interest rate goal 4% to 4.5%
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