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James Malcolm Quotes
«If anyone is looking for any signs of brightness, you would expect to see it on confidence and outlook, with Koizumi. So far there's not much signs of that happening.»
Author: James Malcolm
«The business environment has deteriorated significantly. The business sector is where things are the worst at the moment, particularly in the manufacturing sector.»
Author: James Malcolm
«Ultimately he's likely to be forced to compromise more, ... there hasn't been very much in the way of backing down.»
Author: James Malcolm
«The economy remains extremely sensitive to external demand. Even if we have a pickup in external demand, it's going to be quiet for some time until those backups are cleared.»
Author: James Malcolm
«The general assessment should be a little more positive relative to the other candidates, ... But we still have no real details on his near-term economic plans.»
Author: James Malcolm
«There are quite a lot of push factors away from the U.S. and a lot of pull factors to Asia.»
Author: James Malcolm
«Currencies have been very straight-forward beneficiaries of dollar weakness.»
Author: James Malcolm
«The sensitivity [to the United States] is going to be highest for equity markets and lowest for currencies, but even then you're going to get some sort of divergence happening.»
Author: James Malcolm
«He has a broad framework in mind. He has to be a little flexible in terms of how it is implemented,»
Author: James Malcolm
«It's usually pick a number, double it and add 10.»
Author: James Malcolm