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Credibility is Hard to Earn and Easy to Lose - Wells Fargo

Posted by Gabriel F. Burczyk on 11/1/10 1:12 pm

This week the Federal Reserve is expected to announce another round of monetary stimulus called quantitative easing. Policymakers need to be careful and not pump too much money into the financial system or they could lose the credibility they earned restraining inflation over many years.

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The Economy is Like an Eight-Legged Table - Wells Fargo

Posted by Michael O'Connor on 10/25/10 9:05 am

The recovery from the 2008-2009 recession has been slow. Consequently, many investors are worried that the U.S. economy will fall back into another recession. We, however, continue to believe that the probability of a second recession or double dip in the economy is only about 20%. That's because the recovery in corporate profits is very broad, making the economy more resilient than the headline economic news suggests.

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Who Is Leading the Global Economic Recovery? - Wells Fargo

Posted by Thomas Wilson on 10/18/10 3:22 pm

This economic cycle is different from previous cycles in many ways. However, one of the biggest differences is the United States is not leading the global economic recovery; Asia is. Stronger growth overseas helps lift the American economy out of recession, but it also makes the U.S. recovery more dependent on the performance of other economies.

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What is the Rally in Gold Telling Us? Wells Fargo

Posted by Victoria A. Clarke on 10/12/10 10:04 am

The gold market continues to move higher, hitting new record highs. However, gold prices, adjusted for inflation, are not at a record high. The last time inflation-adjusted gold prices were this high and rising was in the late 1970s when investors were pessimistic about economic prospects. There are many parallels between that period and today.

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The Election, Fed Stimulus and Market Risk - Wells Fargo

Posted by Gabriel F. Burczyk on 10/5/10 1:49 pm

The U.S. equity market appears to be responding positively to recent opinion polls showing the Republicans are likely to gain many seats in the November elections. In addition, the markets seem to be moving higher in anticipation of further Federal Reserve stimulus. The big question is what could happen if investors are disappointed.

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Double-Dip Debate Continues - Wells Fargo's The Week

Posted by Michael O'Connor on 9/21/10 8:02 am

The Federal Open Market Committee meets this week to set interest rate policy. The Fed is widely expected to leave interest rates near zero. More important, policymakers are expected to debate whether to pump additional liquidity into the economy to avoid a double dip recession.

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We've Been Through a Lot - Wells Fargo

Posted by Thomas Wilson on 9/13/10 1:04 pm

It has been nine years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Our country has suffered through many problems since then. And as a result, we are no longer as optimistic. The good news is America is still very resilient, and bad times create opportunities.

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Favorable Winds with Wells Fargo

Posted by Gabriel F. Burczyk on 9/8/10 7:50 am

The U.S. recovery is slowing down as negative headwinds dampen economic activity. Nevertheless, we continue to believe that the U.S. economy is likely to expand modestly because other favorable tailwinds are supporting growth.

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The Fed Is Ready and Able - Wells Fargo

Posted by Gabriel F. Burczyk on 8/30/10 3:24 pm

Many investors are worried that the economy is headed for a double-dip recession and believe the Fed is powerless to prevent it. We disagree. In fact, Fed Chairman Bernanke, speaking at the Kansas City Fed's annual conference on monetary policy, repeated that the Fed has the tools and is ready to use them to support the economy if needed.

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Wells Fargo's Strategies for Inflation and Deflation

Posted by Gabriel F. Burczyk on 8/24/10 7:24 am

Many investors are increasingly worried about deflation. We continue to believe that modest inflation, not deflation, is the most likely scenario going forward. Nevertheless, it may be useful to examine alternative strategies for deflationary versus inflationary environments.

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