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To: KevinMark who wrote (25464)12/19/2000 2:54:39 PM
From: DebtBomb  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 49816
 
Kevin, I agree on tomorrow. Going forward.....we're cooked, with bounces along the way, IMO, until Greenspan takes action.
Sorry.



To: KevinMark who wrote (25464)12/19/2000 3:06:48 PM
From: Bryan  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 49816
 
Don't rule out an interim FOMC meeting. IMO, the wording was strong enough to merit a move in-between (as long as numbers along the way continue to confirm slowing growth).

"The drag on demand and profits from rising energy
costs, as well as eroding consumer confidence, reports of
substantial shortfalls in sales and earnings, and stress
in some segments of the financial markets suggest that
economic growth may be slowing further. While some
inflation risks persist, they are diminished by the more
moderate pace of economic activity and by the absence of
any indication that longer-term inflation expectations
have increased. The Committee will continue to monitor
closely the evolving economic situation."


We could get more insight from the next Beige Book Release, scheduled for Jan 17.

If no interim meeting, then the next official FOMC Meeting Dates are January 30-31.

Best,
-B