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Daragh Maher Quotes
«There's a justifiable degree of cynicism about the new coalition. People are unsure about what it will deliver in terms of economic reforms.»
Author: Daragh Maher
«The sense over the last few days seems to be that the dollar is reasonably well supported. We have had reasonably good numbers out of U.S. for a considerable period and the dollar did not rally, so maybe people are having a bit of a rethink.»
Author: Daragh Maher
«One month's out performance does not mean the long-awaited consumer revival has arrived.»
Author: Daragh Maher
«The dollar is drifting downwards. There is an inclination to sell dollars -- the current account deficit is the underlying concern. We need to see a big upward surprise in U.S. data to change the sentiment.»
Author: Daragh Maher
«I don't see (Snow) deviating from the same script at all this week.»
Author: Daragh Maher
«It's not clear what will happen to Europe. A lot of questions have been raised by this vote and none of this is immediately positive.»
Author: Daragh Maher
«Structural nervousness creeps into the market from time to time but interest rates still favor the dollar.»
Author: Daragh Maher
«The Fed is going to keep going.»
Author: Daragh Maher
«The rise in output prices ... will not ruffle the doves unduly when the Monetary Policy Committee meets next month to decide on interest rates.»
Author: Daragh Maher
«The rise in output prices ... will not ruffle the doves unduly when the MPC meets next month to decide on interest rates.»
Author: Daragh Maher