2012 Archive

• Perspective: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (October 17, 2012)
• Lame-Duck Congress: Does the Economy Budge? Lack of Changes in Fiscal Spending and Policy Until after the Presidential Election May Have Little Impact on the U.S. Economy After All (October 2012)
• Perspective: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (July 18, 2012)
• Scaling the Fiscal Cliff: Sorting out the Potential Impact of Impending Changes in U.S. Taxes and Government Spending in January 2013 May Hinge as Much on Election-year Politics as on Economics (July 2012)
• Keep Oil Prices, Geopolitical Uncertainty on Radar Screen: Geopolitical Uncertainty in the Middle East, Along with Rising Crude Oil and Gasoline Prices, Could Throw a Monkey Wrench into the Inflation Equation (April 2012)
• Perspective: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (April 17, 2012)
• Still Up There: The Sky Hasn't Fallen on the Municipal Bond Market, Despite Dire Forecasts. But Volatility is High, and Extra Caution is Still Required. (January 2012)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (January 18, 2012)
• QE3? Another Round of Quantitative Easing May Be in the Cards ...: If U.S. Skirts Inflation, Eurozone Stalls (January 2012)

2011 Archive

• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (October 19, 2011)
• Not the Usual Suspects: What's Ailing the Recovery? The Real Reasons Aren't What You Often Hear (October 2011)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (July 15, 2011)
• Is the U.S. Economy Losing Steam Again?: Many Private and Government Economists Look for Some Upside in the Economy Soon. Northern Trust's Paul Kasriel Isn't Among Them. (July 2011)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (April 20, 2011)
• Are Rising Commodity Prices a Real Economic Concern? Rising Commodity Prices, Especially Energy and Food, May Prove to be a Transitory Concern (April 2011)
• Market Viewpoint: Analysis on Market Segments and Overall Market Outlook (January 2011)
• Gaining Altitude: Recovery from the Great Recession is Heading Back on Course (January 2011)
• Economic Blame Game — Not QE2’s Fault: The Biggest Global Impact of QE2 Might Be Political Rather Than Solidly Economic (January 2011)