24 Quotes by Robert DiClemente

The severity of the downturn still hinges on the fate of consumers.

In the aggregate, if everybody has pricing power, then we have a serious problem.

I don't recall a period where we had this kind of a surge in energy prices and didn't have some kind of negative fall-out.

For the Fed, recent developments present an additional challenge because data hint that officials might need to risk an overshoot, moving rates into restrictive territory.

You've got this awkward confluence of a Fed that's getting nearer and nearer to some critical level of rates and an inflation forecast that has been more in doubt or more in play than it has been for some time,

The gap between rapid growth and subdued employment is a familiar story reflecting a possible 'once in a lifetime' surge in productivity,