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Richard Yamarone Quotes
«As long as there is a perception that higher prices are in the tea leaves, that's a problem certainly for policy makers. And I think that's why the Federal Reserve seems hellbent on raising rates.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«I believe that the housing market has moved from a boil to a simmer.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«So we don't get the gold medal in housing this year ? we have to settle for the bronze. There's still plenty of demand for housing in the U.S., even with the higher mortgage rates.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«This is Greenspan's last hurrah, the swan song for the big guy.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«What economists see as half full, investors see as half empty.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«Consumers aren't knocking the cover off the ball. Their confidence isn't a grand slam, but they aren't striking out, either.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«The February drop in retail sales is not a sign that the economy is losing momentum. It is simply a payback for extraordinary numbers in January.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«The big problem now is what does the Fed do with this. How does the Fed take the foot off the brake when you have stellar job creation and signs of increasing inflation?»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«As the economy goes, so, too, goes job creation.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«Inflation pressures are rising, but at a subdued pace.»
Author: Richard Yamarone