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Roger Kubarych Quotes
«He's the same age, same clarity of expression, same demeanor, very steady, interesting background with the Bush administration and involved with the best successes in their minds - the tax cuts,»
Author: Roger Kubarych
«The compromise view is 25-basis-point increases. No one's arguing, even hinting, at a pause.»
Author: Roger Kubarych
«These figures tell you that the Fed has to keep doing more. If it hadn't been for the energy spike, we'd be talking about real boom-like conditions.»
Author: Roger Kubarych
«The tremendous rise in all these costs has been steep enough and has gone on long enough that it's putting an awful lot of pressure on business costs.»
Author: Roger Kubarych
«It may be a year and a half or so before we see enough inflation for the Fed to start digging in.»
Author: Roger Kubarych
«Companies use language that's worked in the past, so prospectuses become bigger and bigger mountains of words,»
Author: Roger Kubarych
«The fund industry lobby their own members to improve the clarity of prospectuses,»
Author: Roger Kubarych
«If you talk to the Fed staff in private and ask them who would Greenspan like to replace him, the answer would be Don Kohn,»
Author: Roger Kubarych
«It was the Greenspan-Kohn monetary policy, and the dash is perfectly legitimate,»
Author: Roger Kubarych
«The impact on consumer spending depends primarily on housing prices, because they're providing the biggest wealth effect right now. As long as they keep rising, people will be able to keep tapping into equity gains for spending. For now, this report just represents consumer grumpiness.»
Author: Roger Kubarych