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Tim Mazanec Quotes
«If you look at the last three months, these PCE figures signal that inflation is maybe losing some momentum and calls for just another few more Fed rate hikes in the near term.»
Author: Tim Mazanec
«Interest-rate differentials are what are helping the dollar right now. The difference between U.S. and other investment horizons has widened of late.»
Author: Tim Mazanec
«The dollar is definitely swimming against the tide, trying to make further gains against the twin deficits.»
Author: Tim Mazanec
«We are seeing stronger and stronger employment numbers in the U.S.. That should lead into a strong number for payrolls.»
Author: Tim Mazanec
«The dollar reacted to data strength initially, but for the euro there is buying interest around $1.2230.»
Author: Tim Mazanec
«The dollar should remain firm. The ECB may not be as aggressive as the Fed and that should lead to dollar gains in 2006.»
Author: Tim Mazanec
«That really backed up the fact that strength is still expected in the economy, which means more rate hikes to keep inflation at bay, so that has supported the dollar this afternoon.»
Author: Tim Mazanec
«There's shift in ranges, but still nobody's going to mistake this for a clear trend reversal or anything.»
Author: Tim Mazanec
«Jobless claims helped (the U.S. dollar), but we're looking ahead to tomorrow and next week at this point.»
Author: Tim Mazanec
«The price index came in higher and that kind of confirms expectations for at least two more rate hikes from the Fed.»
Author: Tim Mazanec