CNNMoney.com: Dallas Fed President: Inflation, not recession, is No. 1 woe – Mar. 4, 2008
Yes, Fisher is on record as the lead inflation hawk. If he’s right and it turns out Bernanke cut rates into a 70’s style inflation
March 5, 2008
Yes, Fisher is on record as the lead inflation hawk. If he’s right and it turns out Bernanke cut rates into a 70’s style inflation
(an intersibling email) > > On 3/3/08, seth wrote: > who is buying 2 year notes at 1.63???? > seth > simple: high food and
Here’s how the inflation can persist indefinitely: In addition to the India/China type story for resource demand, this time around nominal demand for commodities is
(an interoffice email) On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 9:38 AM, Karim wrote: Housing and business capex weaker than originally estimated; exports stronger All
(an interoffice email) Yes, and he reaffirmed that he’s using the futures prices to predict where prices are going. He pointed to crude being at
Mercantilism is alive and well Most telling statement when asked about what he wanted for the economy- moderate domestic consumption, more investment, and more exports
Bernanke may be reminded of the reason the dual mandate includes inflation – voters don’t like inflation even more than they don’t like unemployment. As
Forgot to include the influence of the 8,000 lb gorilla I’ve been advancing for the last few years! Supporting GDP Pension funds adding to allocations
Dear Philip, Seems there’s a break between Mishkin and Kohn that previously wasn’t there. Markets are thinking Kohn supports a 50 cut and that he
Stocks up big, oil up big, dollar down big, and interest rates lower. How does this happen? Review Twin themes remain weakness inflation Sources of