Ben Bernanke finally took notice of the dollar yesterday in a speech in Barcelona, Spain and indicated the end to interest rate cuts may be here

Investors can call it what they like - their Super Bowl, their Election Day, their Day of Reckoning - but they might want to keep in mind that Tuesday's decision may end up raising as many questions as it answers. Will Federal Reserve lower the interest rates?

In order to stabilize the markets U.S. Federal Reserve unexpectedly cut the discount rates by half a percent sending stocks to rally in early trading.

Ben. S. Bernanke, Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, has presented the Semiannual Monetary Policy Report to the Congress, Before the Committee of Financial Services, US House of Representatives.