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What’s Broken in Europe?

The Eurozone is likely to be in a recession throughout 2013, despite the best efforts of the European Central Bank (ECB) and other policymakers. Fixing Europe’s broken financial transmission mechanism should be at the top of European policymakers’ long “to do” list. In the United States, the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) quantitative easing (QE) program is helping to boost bank lending and the overall economy.​

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Buyers & Sellers

We devote this commentary each week to assessing the many reasons markets may rise or fall. But at the heart of it, all markets come down to just one thing: buyers and sellers. Taking a look at who is buying and who is selling can tell us something about the durability of the market’s performance and what may lie ahead. Currently, there are six notable trends...

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Listening to the Leaders: Leading Indicators Continue to Point to Slow Economic Growth, but no Recession

Based on the Leading Economic Indicators (LEI), the odds of recession over the next 12 months are low but not zero. We expect gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 2.0% for the remainder of 2013, based on our Base Path scenario discussed in our Outlook 2013 publication and additional data.* We expect that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will continue its program of quantitative easing (QE).

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The Rally Is Getting Old, but a New Trend May Be Emerging

The overall stock market has only seen a couple of 2 – 3% dips this year, but there have been 5 – 10% pullbacks among cyclical sectors. It may be time to begin to buy some of the laggard cyclicals, especially on any pullback in the overall market...

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Clearing Up Confusion on Common Queries

In this week’s commentary we attempt to clear up some of the confusion around some of the most common questions we encounter regularly, including: 1)The Federal Reserve (Fed), its balance sheet, its role in the economy and its impact on inflation; 2) The federal budget deficit; 3) The federal debt outstanding, and the debt-to-GDP ratio; and 4) The trade deficit and a related topic, the US dollar...​

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