53 Quotes by David Gilmore

What we do know is somewhat reassuring, even if there are significant gaps in his international economic policy resume.

Many of these countries are struggling to match rate hikes by the Federal Reserve,

Meanwhile, public works spending has caused a mountain of future liabilities to pile up, and without United States-like growth rates, paying them off is simply not in the cards.

One month is not a trend. Just the slowing U.S. economy is not enough to quell current account concerns in the long run.

More tightening is still needed. The Fed has to consider the election calendar. They can't delay until late summer or fall, when it might be politically more difficult.

But we suspect that by the end of March, the U.S. economic outlook will have improved and Japan's will have deteriorated.

If the ECB has to intervene regularly to support the euro, it is sending the wrong message to the public, who will be carrying euro notes and coins in 2002,

What makes some red in the face is that (Greenspan) can speak about Fed policy and the economy just days after leaving the Fed, when his insights are most relevant. Look at Eurodollar futures today if you have any doubt.

Unless we get some more serious signs of demand slowing, the Fed is expected to raise rates again at its next meeting,