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Robert Brusca Quotes
«The sell-off in bonds is for real and is the correct reaction. The Fed will need confirmation to act. The bond market won't. It takes no prisoners.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«That mucked up trade flows, affected our economy and brought an unexpected easing by the Fed. I wouldn't downplay the risks out of China.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«We now are on formal rate hike watch. Hope the Fed has this one right because this admission will hike [bond] rates.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«the right thing to do.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«There are so many low-paid people who are educated that education is simply not the answer. The answer is, you will be unemployed if this is not stopped.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«This is the way inflation gains a toe hold,»
Author: Robert Brusca
«We're still seeing job cuts in manufacturing, and it's going to stay that way for some time.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«It's not that I think inflation will be dead forever, but there are very powerful global forces keeping it low. The bond-market vigilantes are clearly trying to string up the innocent.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«The Fed is concerned about this, and it has a reason to be concerned. There's no pricing power, and they're watching this very warily.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«While consumer spending has sparked up a bit recently, linking it to better output growth is still highly speculative.»
Author: Robert Brusca