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For a better understanding of how the problems in Europe affect other countries around the globe, take a few minutes to read Lord Abbett's latest commentary. "Europe is spreading pain around the world in so many different ways that the catalogue has reached ungainly proportions. The panic from the risk of default and the possible dismantling of the euro has gained the headlines and depressed most asset prices across the globe. The austerity measures, seemingly demanded by the situation and certainly by the European Union (EU) and the European Central Bank (ECB), have clearly set Europe on a recessionary path that threatens the pace of global growth."
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Lord Abbett's Milton Ezrati discusses U.S.-China trade relations and the potential for Congress to label China as a "currency manipulator." "If Congress can label China a "currency manipulator," then tariffs aimed at China become likely, as does Chinese retaliation in a pattern that would hurt world trade, growth prospects in both countries, and asset values on both sides of the ocean and beyond."
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Milton Ezrati, Senior Economist and Market Strategist for Lord Abbett answers several questions about the global economy, stock market, Europe and more in Lord Abbett's October commentary.
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For an in depth and concise explanation of the European sovereign debt issues, check out Lord Abbett's latest commentary. "Of the three big issues dragging markets up and down these days-Washington's ongoing budget uncertainties, the threat of a second recessionary dip, and Europe's sovereign debt crisis-the latter is most dangerous. It not only carries a direct risk of wealth destruction but also of bank insolvency and, consequently, the prospect of a return to the liquidity shortages of 2008."
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Milton Ezrati, senior economist and market strategist for money manager Lord Abbett examines America's export success over the last few decades. "Amid signs of economic weakness elsewhere, America's export sector seems to go from strength to strength. After literally decades during which observers consistently bemoaned the country's global failings, it is hard for many to accept this turn. But the numbers do not lie. Exports have helped propel growth for some time now and likely will continue to do so."
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Lord Abbett's Senior Economist Milton Ezrati writes an excellent and in depth piece focusing on Japan, its current situation and prospects for the future. "Japan still plays a critical role in the global supply chain and the global economy generally. Still, it cannot generate electricity or staff factories. And Japan now needs to do both. The questions, then, to consider are: 'How soon, if ever, will Japan recover its former productive role? And how will the shock of the recent disaster change the Japanese economy's long-term direction?'"
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Money manager Lord Abbett compares the reaction of the market to the reaction of the media in the ongoing debt ceiling issue. "Market opinion, though neither Democrat nor Republican, clearly wants long-term deficit reduction plans and so would welcome any compromise that began to tackle the issue much more than it would a simple debt ceiling increase. Perhaps it is such an expectation that also explains market calm in the face of the inflammatory language used in the media and in Washington."
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Senior Economist Milton Ezrati at money manager Lord Abbett takes a look at the housing market in this week's note. "Housing remains a focus of uncertainty and anxiety. Its collapse largely created the 2008-09 financial crisis and the subsequent recession. Housing concerns formed the basis of last year's "double-dip" recession scare. Though such issues could potentially cause many problems, and the inventory situation will hold back real estate prices and building activity for a long time to come, a second recessionary leg seems unlikely."
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Posted by Valerie De Vol on 5/18/11 9:04 am
Lord Abbett's Senior Economist Milton Ezrati dissects the latest about the ongoing fiscal debate in Washington. "The fiscal debate has dramatically changed character and emphasis in just the past few months. Whereas last January President Obama only hinted at tax reform and spending cuts, they now have taken over the fiscal agenda. True, Republicans and the president remain far apart, and Washington is nowhere near a grand compromise, but it now looks as though the parties could agree on some bits and pieces, significant enough for markets to begin, but only just begin, to gain some confidence in progress on the deficit issue."
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Money Manager Lord Abbett slices and dices the inflation story in their May commentary. Concern about inflation these days seems to travel along two separate avenues. On the more technical side are the worries over recent food and fuel price spikes and the objections to Washington's practice of excluding such price moves from its analysis and policy decisions. The second, very different concern takes a much longer-term view and worries that federal budget deficits and the liquidity poured on markets during the past two years or so by the Federal Reserve will cause considerable inflationary pressure in 2012 and beyond.
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