392 Quotes by Anthony Chan

The Fed is justified in being aggressive. We're in uncharted waters here.

The much stronger-than-expected durable goods number is significant because it comes on the heels of a sizable gain the previous month,

One month doesn't make a story. But it's certainly very encouraging, especially with the market worried about inflation.

The Fed is fully aware that a slowly recovering economy needs to be nursed carefully back to health before the doctor sends the patient home.

More globalization means there's more pressure to increase productivity, not to reduce it. No pricing power means there's more pressure to increase productivity, not less, ... There's so much pressure to push it higher, it will be difficult for cyclical factors to push it lower.

We produce less than 50 percent of all the energy that we consume.

The Federal Reserve and energy prices really have the fate of the economy in their hands.

The movement in labor market conditions is a lot more important than the movement in energy prices. Only when labor market conditions are deteriorating have we historically seen that energy prices have an impact.

We still have a labor market that's deteriorating, and today's numbers epitomize that. We're going to continue to see deterioration, which will pose serious challenges to consumer confidence and keep the economy soft for another quarter or two.