18 Quotes by Gerald Lucas

We are probably in the process of revising our first-quarter GDP estimate up again after we moved it up last week to 4.7 percent,

There are some fears about inflation but people are even more concerned about what's happening in the corporate credit market.

Whether that's bad news for the upcoming auctions depends on whether you take a cup-half-empty or cup-half-full perspective.

We're approaching oversold conditions, but then we've been getting data that has been coming in strong and which in one way justifies this.

Since it's broken through that, that sets a negative tone for the market.

Poole was both bullish and bearish. The market hasn't moved much. I think we'll be in a range around 4.75 percent level prior to payrolls.

Historically, dollar weakness does lead to higher back end rates.

People are getting defensive, setting up for payrolls. We live from payroll to payroll, and the market fiddles around in between.

There are probably some rate locks coming off.