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Montreal, Quebec, June 22nd, 2011 Hilbroy Advisory Inc. (DeutcheBrse: 2H0) Hilbroy Advisory Reports: The Federal Reserve, already under fire from Congress and finance officials around the world, is now coming under sustained attack by Republican presidential candidates.

In the latest salvo, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is expected to call Wednesday in Atlanta for a "dramatically limited Federal Reserve." In the text of his comments released in advance, he criticizes the U.S. central bank for not staying focused on the strength of the dollar and for lending money to subsidiaries of foreign banks during the financial crisis.

GOP presidential candidates are blaming the Fed's easy-money policies for creating an array of ills, including a weaker dollar and more inflation. Tim Pawlenty, a former Minnesota governor, has called for Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke to step down. In a speech this month, he went after Mr. Bernanke's policies, saying, "No more quantitative easing. No more monetizing debt. No more printing money with reckless abandon."

Michele Bachmann, a Republican congresswoman from Minnesota, has attacked the Fed for weakening the value of the dollar and has supported a proposal by fellow candidate Rep. Ron Paul to subject the Fed to outside audits that Mr. Bernanke opposes. Mr. Paul has made abolishing the central bank a centerpiece of his presidential runs. Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, has been less critical.

In the 1990s, the Fed was revered. But its central role before, during and after the financial crisis has damaged its standing and has forced it to defend itself to the public. These days, the Fed's policy of keeping interest rates at ultra-low levels a bid to support the weak economy is blamed by some for sapping the interest earnings of retirees, pushing down the value of the dollar and contributing to higher commodities prices.

In a spirited defense of the Fed's interest-rates policies last year, Mr. Bernanke rejected the idea that low short-term interest rates caused the housing bubble. And low rates are needed now, the Fed has argued, to prevent an even deeper recession.

Fed critics are especially upset about the dollar's decline. The currency has been on a downward course since 2002. Then, many manufacturers attacked the Bush administration for keeping it too strong and hurting their export competitiveness. When measured against a broad basket of currencies among U.S. trading partners, the dollar is down 26% since 2002.

In the text of his comments, Mr. Gingrich accuses the Fed of supporting Libya during the financial crisis. A New York subsidiary of Bahrain-based Arab Banking Corp. was among many foreign banks the Fed lent to during the crisis to prevent a global financial meltdown. The Libyan government has a large stake in the bank, though Fed officials have said most of the stake was purchased by Tripoli after the bank's loans from the Fed were repaid. A Fed spokeswoman declined to comment.

Mr. Bernanke was first nominated to become Fed chairman by former president George W. Bush in 2005, and he served as an economic adviser to the former president. A Republican victory in the 2012 elections would likely mean a new Fed chairman when Mr. Bernanke's term is up in 2014, though it isn't clear Mr. Bernanke would want another term even if he was offered one.

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