(an interoffice email) > the only problem i have with Meltzer is that is the consensus view now, > that inflation is a foregone conclusion-i
The Fed is aware rate cuts don’t do much for near term financial disruptions. For example, the FF/LIBOR spread was first addressed with FF cuts,
> Hi > > You’ve been looking for this kind of financial trouble for a bit over in Europe. Good call Warren. > > Bobby.
Fed/Bernanke probably concerned about core CPI going so high and making ‘popular’ headlines and is worried about cutting 50 into the triple negative supply shock
U.S. Trade Deficit Hits 14-Month High on Oil Imports by Reed Saxon The U.S. trade deficit in November surged to the highest level in 14
(email) On 11 Jan 2008 11:17:34 +0000, Prof. P. Arestis wrote: >  Dear Warren, > >  Many thanks. Some good comments below. > >  The
Although economic growth slowed in the fourth quarter of last year from the third quarter’s rapid clip, it seems nonetheless, as best we can tell,
On 04 Jan 2008 22:29:03 +0000, Prof. P. Arestis wrote: > Dear Warren, > > Many thanks. > > This is all interesting. The sentence
Ben Bernanke will save the world, but first we bleed Posted by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard on 14 Dec 2007 at 12:48 The Bernanke ‘Put’ has expired.
Bernanke stated he was watching the labor markets closely, right up to the meeting, and the latest survey further confirms its holding up at least