The Federal Reserve is now officially spent. Saving the U.S. economy from this point forward is now up to someone else, writes greg_ip.
Reviving the economy is now up to others, primarily fiscal policy. But the Fed can still prevent the economic crisis from becoming a financial crisis.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed Wednesday 20% below its February high, officially ending its longest bull run and entering bear-market territory. WSJ's Gunjan Banerji explains what it means and how we got here. Photo: Andrew Kelly/Reuters
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