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. |
The jobs report only goes part of the way toward confirming slower U.S. growth, ... It is not enough to push the euro up to 97 cents anytime soon. |
The jobs report only goes part of the way toward confirming slower U.S. growth. It is not enough to push the euro up to 97 cents anytime soon. |
The market has come to realize that any European rate hikes won't measure up to what is coming from the Fed, |
The market hasn't paid much attention to the trade data, but at some stage, they will be a factor. |
The market is far from convinced about the sustainability of the recovery in Japan. |
The outlook for the euro is to strengthen, |
The price action of the past 10 years shows that while Japanese investors have been sellers of foreign securities from January to March, this has not been consistent with a strengthening of the yen. |
The rise in the yen is becoming more problematic, |
The risk of intervention may have increased, but it is still not likely, |
The situation for Japan's life insurers raised concerns about the financial sector in general, as well as the implications it could have for the Japanese economy, |
The strong U.S. economy was behind the dollar's rally, so signs of slowing are hurting the dollar, |
The strong U.S. economy was behind the dollar's rally, so signs of slowing are hurting the dollar. |