Developments in the Greek crisis justifiably diverted attention from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen’s semi-annual testimony to Congress last week. Most of the coverage tended to focus on Yellen’s valiant efforts to parry attacks on the autonomy and accountability of the central bank (past, present and future). Yet the Fed chief also provided important insights
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