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Ian Shepherdson Quotes
«The rise in oil prices was always likely to hit these numbers with a vengeance, and the petroleum deficit duly rose by $1.4 billion.»
Author: Ian Shepherdson
«This report augurs very well for the holidays.»
Author: Ian Shepherdson
«People told consumer surveys they were miserable, but they were willing to borrow money to pursue a bargain,»
Author: Ian Shepherdson
«The Fed is now explicitly conducting monetary policy with the aim of supporting stock prices,»
Author: Ian Shepherdson
«As for the Fed, we look for 50 (basis points, a half-percentage point) next week.»
Author: Ian Shepherdson
«There is nothing in the statement to suggest they're done.»
Author: Ian Shepherdson
«We remain relatively optimistic about the housing market, but we do accept that activity fell sharply in the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11,»
Author: Ian Shepherdson
«This is slightly baffling, given that existing home sales have been strengthening, ... It may be a reflection of caution on the part of builders, who have been reluctant to keep pace with sales because of fear the market strength will not last.»
Author: Ian Shepherdson
«Supply remains tight; buyers may have been unable to find the homes they want where they want them. Housing will not fold.»
Author: Ian Shepherdson
«Companies seem to have acted very quickly this time around once they realized that [economic] growth was slowing sharply, ... Overall, the data suggest talk of a labor market meltdown is overdone.»
Author: Ian Shepherdson