RealClearMarkets Week of October 20, 2008 Archives

RealClearMarkets Research Reports

Monday, October 20

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

Wachovia Economics

Lower Gasoline Prices and the Consumer Outlook

Joe Brusuelas Merk

October 2008 Valuation Update

Applied Finance Group

TIC Data: Focus on China, Japan and Russia

Win Thin Brown Brothers

Tuesday, October 21

Multiple Injections, But Still Not Immune

David Rosenberg Merrill Lynch

Unusually Sharp U.S. Recession

David Malpass Encima Global

Indicators Turn Positive, But No Comeback

Tim Quinlan Wachovia

Stocks Will Bottom Before Economy

Chris Ciovacco Ciovacco Capital

Wednesday, October 22

An Offer They Couldn't Refuse

Bob Eisenbeis Cumberland Advisors

Mortgage Rates Going Up, Not Down

David Malpass Encima Global

A Review of the Week

Ted Wieseman Morgan Stanley

The Day Ahead In Financial Markets

Joseph Brusuelas Merk Investments

Thursday, October 23

Japanâ??s â??Lost Decadeâ?: Implications for the U.S. Economy

Wachovia

Shhh! Donâ??t Tell About the 4.2 Basis Points

M. Comes Cumberland

China: Slowdown in 3Q08

Wang Yam & Tai Morgan Stanley

Myth: Laissez Faire Is Responsible for Crisis

George Reisman's Blog

Friday, October 24

Guardians of Global Financial Stability

Bill Witherell Cumberland

Fiscal Policy Report Card '08

Chris Edwards Cato Institute

Does Financial Assistance Menace Inflation?

Berner & Greenlaw MS

Is a Shrinking Trade Deficit Good?

Richard Clarida Pimco

Monday, October 27

Crisis Temperature Readings Mixed

Marc Chandler Brown Brothers

Commodity Prices In a Falling Economy

David Ranson H.C. Wainwright

Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary

Wachovia Economics

Existing Home Sales Jump 5.5 Percent

Joe Brusuelas Merk Investments