The euro rallied from mid-May to early June on the slower U.S. growth story, |
The euro rallied from mid-May to early June on the slower U.S. growth story. |
The euro will go up, ... Market participants are waiting for more consistent evidence of a U.S. slowdown. |
The euro will test its record low, but it won't break it, |
The European Central Bank is worried that weakness in the euro will result in inflation, |
The European Central Bank is worried that weakness in the euro will result in inflation. |
The FOMC is likely to see balanced risks in the economy, with the threat of a sharp slowdown about equal to the threat of inflation, |
The FOMC is likely to see balanced risks in the economy, with the threat of a sharp slowdown about equal to the threat of inflation. |
The G-7 finance ministers could issue a statement saying, 'We share Europe's concern with the weak euro,' |
The GDP report calls into question any measurable landing at all |
The headline (number) was clearly disappointing, but it remains to be seen whether weakness in the Philly Fed will be reflected in the national ISM index and whether this is a temporary phenomenon or a more permanent decline in the business outlook, |
The headline (number) was clearly disappointing, but it remains to be seen whether weakness in the Philly Fed will be reflected in the national ISM index and whether this is a temporary phenomenon or a more permanent decline in the business outlook. |
The idea that both prices paid and received rose is consistent with what the Fed has been saying a lot this week, which is that they are still concerned with inflation. |
The imbalances in the economy haven't been corrected, but they are on the way to being corrected. Productivity could be on a permanently rising trend. |
The Japanese economy is closer to a self-sustaining recovery, but it's not there yet. |