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Robert Brusca Quotes
«consumer prices are really going to be under control, as well.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«This is very, very much in line with the idea we're slipping into a recession.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«You don't need an economist to tell you how disastrous they look.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«These are big declines. It shows you how weak the economy is. Prices don't decline like this unless you've got slack demand conditions.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«This shows the Fed rate cut was really quite needed, ... and would probably suggest the Fed might have more work to do to hold things together.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«There are rates that may not move at all and there are rates that may move opposite to what the Fed has done.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«This is a little bit like getting a bigger-than-expected package in a much prettier wrapping and huge bow, but you open it up and it's exactly what you thought you were going to get.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«Worker productivity generally creates a scenario where employees realize they can begin to demand more for what they do. While the year-over-year productivity gains are still quite good, there is some evidence that wage inflation may be starting to creep in. The Fed won't like this.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«The stock market is earnings-oriented. But if you're looking at earnings, you're not seeing anything improving.»
Author: Robert Brusca
«Everybody knows what the Fed is doing, but no one knows which move is going to impact the market. I call it a version of Federal Reserve water torture: a drop at a time and after a while it will drive you absolutely batty.»
Author: Robert Brusca