Retail sales weak today, but exports up over 16% earlier this week, and jobless claims now settling in around 350,000 – far from recession levels.
> On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 5:14 PM, Saunders, Brock wrote: > No problem….was just trying to think of solutions to regain liquidity in
(an email) On Jan 23, 2008 9:26 AM, Mike wrote: > Trichet and his standard model are going to engineer a market crash in >
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.
Major themes intact: weak economy higher prices Weakness: US demand soft but supported by exports. US export strength resulting from non resident ‘desires’ to reduce
The desire to accumulate $US financial assets has been diminished for at least the following reasons: Treasury policy – Paulson is actively pushing both a
What we used to call an ‘inflation day’ – $ down/oil up Gold through 900- if nothing else, it’s an inflation expectation indicator (not that
On 04 Jan 2008 22:29:03 +0000, Prof. P. Arestis wrote: > Dear Warren, > > Many thanks. > > This is all interesting. The sentence
“I don’t think that’s fair because I don’t — again, I think I’ve been pretty clear in saying we have an economy in the US