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01/7/2004 00:35
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evolution3204
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Iscritto da: 22/6/2004
It should still be speeding up, but the feds are going to raise the interest rate little by little to keep inflation down which will probably have only a moderate effect on growth
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11/7/2004 21:13
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billy-bob
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Iscritto da: 04/3/2004
The rate cycle has changed. With such a macro cycle its an easier trend to spot than the usual trade trading snap shot. Interest rates don't stop inflation in my book, what they do is eventual throttle off the economy, which then needs intensive work over a few years to restart. If they really wanted to stop inflation they would stop printing the money for 3 momnths of the year for domestic use, while still issuing it overseas to keep growing the economy.
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12/7/2004 12:06
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aloominum
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Iscritto da: 04/3/2004
Rates always go up till they bring the economy down.
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13/7/2004 09:20
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benita2
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Iscritto da: 17/3/2004
Has anyone read up on 'the hungry self'. I think about it everytime the 'Fed' is mentioned. Interest rates feed off off the hard work of Americans, they should be kept permantely low. Shame our glorious constitution didnt contain somekind of constraint on economists.
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