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Diane Swonk Quotes
«It's my guess the Fed will probably move to the sidelines until at least November,»
Author: Diane Swonk
«It's all part of adding certainty in a chaotic situation.»
Author: Diane Swonk
«He has faced many different kinds of economic environments. He has thrown away any kind of rule of thumb.»
Author: Diane Swonk
«[The conference takes Fed staff and academics] out of their ivory tower ... It's the unique mix of those individuals ? that's the beauty of it.»
Author: Diane Swonk
«It adds up on paper to look a lot better than what it feels to people, ... not as many people are sharing in the economic gains.»
Author: Diane Swonk
«They're now looking at the demand trade-off on oil prices, not just the inflation trade-off, which will make Fed policy much more complicated. It's a subtle but important change.»
Author: Diane Swonk
«(Bush) has got to be even more careful today. He has burned through a lot of political capital. He's got to put someone in who is going to be a slam dunk.»
Author: Diane Swonk
«If it was going to be one of them, you would have thought they would just move forward.»
Author: Diane Swonk
«Is the pressure on inflation behind us? I think not. Inflationary pressures are not going to surge overnight, but they'll creep up.»
Author: Diane Swonk
«It's all vehicle sales and gas. Chain-store sales were relatively strong during the month, suggesting consumers diverted their vehicle spending to other sectors. We also had a cold snap which prompted early spending on winter wear.»
Author: Diane Swonk