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[The surge in commodity prices] reminds us that globalization can also lead to upside risks to world inflation.
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet
The effects of globalization have ceased, probably in the long term, to be spontaneously disinflationary
Bank of France Governor Christian Noyer
Every day is like the 1987 stock market crash. There isn’t a day when you’re not at the edge of your seat. The system is at daily risk.
Thomas Tucci, head of U.S. government bond trading at RBC Capital Markets in New York
We’re not in the ninth inning by any means, we’re maybe two-thirds through, a half to two-thirds. I think it will consume our attention for the rest of this year.
Goldman Sachs CEO, Lloyd Blankfein, claims the the credit-market contraction is at least halfway over.
If Obama gets in, it’s going to be a black thing and it’s going to be all blacks for blacks…Everything’s got to be equal.
Victoria Mikulski, a 63-year-old clerk in Edison Park
Like the Gulf states. I’ve compared Manhattan to the United Arab Emirates before. They have a nonnative working class that comes in and does all the labor, and the natives don’t have to do anything
Dalton Conley, chairman of the sociology department at NYU and author of the forthcoming The Elsewhere Society
[U.S. banks face] challenging market conditions…[the collapse of the housing market has led to] a substantial deterioration in asset quality and earnings… [State banks also face] deteriorating credit conditions [this year].
Fed Vice Chairman Donald Kohn, written testimony to the Senate Banking Committee.
Nine of 10 industry groups in the S&P 500 declined today, sending the benchmark for U.S. equities to the lowest since Jan. 22. Bernanke warned in a speech in Florida that the housing crisis may deepen and he urged lenders to forgive portions of mortgages held by homeowners at risk of defaulting.
U.S. Stocks Fall on Bernanke Plan
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