Karim writes: Brief and delayed recap: Looks like Goldilocks is officially here. 4% GDP gwth and 0% core inflation. Agreed, remains a good market for
I guess he thinks the coming fiscal spending will close the output gap… Cash Crunch Will Force Governments to Do Less By Gerald F. Seib
Karim writes: Initial claims fall 14k to 442k; with downward revisions to past few weeks allowing 4wk avg of initial claims to move to 453.8k;
> > (email exchange) > > On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 10:37 AM, wrote: > > It’s not worthy of any comment, other than to show that
Karim writes: Generally more upbeat on economic conditions….the ‘2 Es’ remain, but adds high-profile qualifier ‘ALTHOUGH’…watching Q&A Final Demand Private final demand does seem to
[Skip to the end] Zaid Reply: January 27th, 2010 at 4:08 am Hi Tom, I had a different read on this whole transparency issue. If
[Skip to the end] We’re getting closer to the point discussed a few weeks ago about markets giving up on the Fed. At the time
[Skip to the end] The Fed has a dual mandate of full employment and price stability. Both are still moving the wrong way for a
Will the cure be worse than the disease? Right, the financial press will chop the Fed to ribbons if inflation continues higher, as I expect
If conveying information is considered important for market function, why not just say it clearly and directly in a targeted announcement? Kohn Says Fed Is