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We deem this action representative of a market that has lost the flurry of last week's panic buying and instead read more
We deem this action representative of a market that has lost the flurry of last week's panic buying and instead is rethinking its view as to the near-term motivation of the Fed and the impact of Katrina.
It is going to follow what the nominal (Treasury) curve is doing. It's not that great of a surprise.
It is going to follow what the nominal (Treasury) curve is doing. It's not that great of a surprise.
We cannot take solace from these figures as the upward revision to the core PCE deflator takes the year-on-year rate read more
We cannot take solace from these figures as the upward revision to the core PCE deflator takes the year-on-year rate to 1.9 percent, up against the Fed's outer boundary.
Given this is a swan song for Greenspan, I think it's going to be one more of these global topics. read more
Given this is a swan song for Greenspan, I think it's going to be one more of these global topics. There will be very little if anything that will give us any insight into monetary policy.
The suggestions provide framework of how to change our culture. We are going through semester plans and are trying to read more
The suggestions provide framework of how to change our culture. We are going through semester plans and are trying to figure out how to use the suggestions.
Without the benefit of data or issuance, the impetus to extend those gains is limited.
Without the benefit of data or issuance, the impetus to extend those gains is limited.
We've seen dip buying and think that's a precursor to larger commitment into supply.
We've seen dip buying and think that's a precursor to larger commitment into supply.
This is big news. People sort-of thought it was inevitable, but it's still come sooner than many expected.
This is big news. People sort-of thought it was inevitable, but it's still come sooner than many expected.
While the curve has moved to flat as a pancake to a bit inverted and yields open the year near read more
While the curve has moved to flat as a pancake to a bit inverted and yields open the year near 4.38%, we are not excited about further inversion just yet.
The market's saunter into 2006 continues, with just a few remaining events before the champagne and confetti.
The market's saunter into 2006 continues, with just a few remaining events before the champagne and confetti.
