Market update
Inflation ripping: Oil up, grains and commodities up, and dollar down, as continued US demand at higher prices for energy transfers more $US to foreigners
April 10, 2008
Inflation ripping: Oil up, grains and commodities up, and dollar down, as continued US demand at higher prices for energy transfers more $US to foreigners
(an interoffice email) > >  On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 4:05 PM, Pat wrote: > >  What about the continued allocation increases from non-end
The FOMC take this very seriously: Volcker’s Demarche On the dollar, Mr. Volcker’s blunt talk of crisis is a welcome tonic to the devaluationist consensus
ABC personal finance subcomponent Down but not out. Weakness, but probably no recession as per Bernanke’s latest address before Congress. Inflation ripping, as Fed staff
(a set of interoffice emails) Sanjiv to me 9:10 AM Reply See the riots in Haiti over food prices? Mike to me 9:03 AM Reply
Europe Inflation Accelerates to 3.5%, Sentiment Drops By Fergal O’Brien (Bloomberg) European inflation accelerated to the fastest pace in almost 16 years, making it harder
Plosser, Dissenting Fed Voter, Says Price Stability Is Priority By John Brinsley March 28 (Bloomberg) — Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Charles Plosser, who
Cutting 75 basis points rather than the expected 100 basis points gave the Fed positive near term reinforcement from market participants: Dollar went up Food/fuel/commodities
Karim Basta: Further cut to gwth outlook Financial conditions tighter and housing getting worse Inflation receives greater concern than prior statement Conclusion: downside risks predominant
Topic: Discussion of March 18th FOMC meeting Aired: Tuesday, March 18th, 2008 @ 11AM EST Note: The audio doesn’t work in the beginning – equipment