Research Reports
Friday, May 16- In The Eye of an Economic Hurricane - Paul Kasriel, Northern Trust
- Industrial Production Falls by .7 Percent - Bear Stearns
- Global Central Bank Focus - Paul McCulley, Pimco
- Examing the Last Four U.S. Recessions - Pradhan & Fels, Morgan Stanley
- Middle Ground in the Active/Passive Debate - Rob Arnott, Res. Affiliates
- Sell in May and Go Away? - David Kotok, Cumberland Advisors
- CPI Rises Less than Expected - Bear Stearns
- Mexico's Problems are Multiplying - Marc Chandler, Brown Brothers
- Credit Markets Spur Recovery Outlook - David Malpass, Bear Stearns
- Global Economics Weekly - Merrill Lynch
- Recoupling Likely Malign - Richard Berner, Morgan Stanley
- Japan Dumping Dollars? Not Yet - Brown Brothers Harriman
- Debunking Five Economic Myths - David Rosenberg, Merrill Lynch
- GCC Reaffirms Pegs and 2010 Currency Union - Marc Chandler, BBH
- Disclose Intangibles--Effectively! - J. Hofmann, Deutsche Bank Research
- U.S. Subprimes and Japanese Credit Markets - Koyo Ozeki, Pimco
- Analysis of the Latest Trade Figures - Bear Stearns
- Abolish Federal Gasoline Taxes - Taylor & Van Doren, Cato Institute
- Sarkonomics Goes Supply Side - Eric Chaney, Morgan Stanley
- Interview with David Kotok - Cumberland Advisors
- Initial jobless claims fell 18,000 to 365,000 - Bear Stearns
- US Dollar to Consolidate Recent Gains - Brown Brothers Harriman
- Fed Naturally Below Neutral - Joachim Fels, Morgan Stanley
- Fluff & Stuff - Bob Eisenbeis, Cumberland
- The Economics of Naked Short Selling - Culp & Heaton, Regulation
- Implications of Fed Making Interest Payments - Marc Chandler, BBH
- Turmoil & Risk Peaked in March - Berner & Greenlaw, Morgan Stanley
- Non-Farm Productivity Stronger Than Expected - Bear Stearns
- How Strong a Recovery? - David Malpass, Bear Stearns
- Four Fall-Lines of Dominos - S. Jen & L. Bindelli
- Global Momentum and Value - Nigel Tupper, Merrill Lynch
- Dollar Rally Stalls - Brown Brothers Harriman
- Open Markets and the Fed Funds Rate - Daniel Thornton, St. Louis Fed
- Tighter Lending, Not Too Much GDP Drag - David Malpass, Bear Stearns
- Dollar Consolidates Ahead of ECB, BOE - Brown Brothers
- Like GDP, the Devil Is In the Details - David Rosenberg, Merrill Lynch
- AFG's Style Sector: Politics and Markets in 2008 - Applied Finance Group
- Non-Farm Payrolls Fall Less Than Expected - Bear Stearns
- The Fed Plus a New Chart - David Kotok, Cumberland Advisors
- The Inflation Conundrum - J. Fels & M. Pradhan, Morgan Stanley
- Dollar Rally Resumes After Post-FOMC Selloff - Brown Brothers Harriman
- Japan: Modest Inflation Alert - Takehiro Sato, Morgan Stanley
- Food-Price Inflation & Monetary Policy - Bob Eisenbeis, Cumberland
- Jobless Claims Spiked; Core PCE Inflation Up In March - Bear Stearns
